A better place to write and store slide decks for the various open source conferences that I speak at. Be sure to look for speaker notes!
Please view this on the web at https://ShaneSlides.com
After years of using an office suite to craft slides using a custom template for every conference, I've switched many presos to using simple Markdown and one of the modern browser-based JS slide tools.
Using Remark, I usually run a slide deck locally (having seen far too many conference wifi networks barf). Open a command terminal, cd to the /shaneslides/ directory, and then run slides.sh or:
ruby -run -ehttpd . -p8000
or do:
python -m http.server 8000
- Open your browser to http://127.0.0.1:8000/apachecon
- Click on the .html presentation shell
- Hit "C" to clone the presentation into a new window (without address bar), and move the cloned window to projector
- Hit "P" in the original window to start presentation mode (with timer, etc.)
Even working locally, when changing slides/css/images, you may need to force refresh in developer mode or otherwise explicitly clear caches.
I speak regularly at ApacheCon and Community Over Code on community and branding issues around Apache projects. I've also spoken at All Things Open, OSCON, Ignite, Camel One, the Software Freedom Law Conference, and the PLI Law Education conference.
Copyright © Shane Curcuru 2017-2023 | A Punderthings℠ Production | Licensed: Apache License 2.0
May include externally developed code licensed under MIT, BSD, or other similar licenses compatible with the Apache License v2.0.
Code historians may note this site was manually created by copying files from my /slides repository in November 2022; all development is now in this repo.