This document introduces Markdown Presenter, a simple presentation framework based on Markdown. It allows users to convert Markdown files into interactive HTML presentations. Some key features include formatting text in real-time as slides are updated, compatibility across devices with only a modern browser needed, and the ability to convert slides to PDF. The tool is open source and its development involved contributions from users through the GitHub fork and pull request process.

1. Markdown Presenter

2. At 1st, What's
"markdown"?

3. "markdown" is ...
One of the lightweight markup languages. It
enables us to convert plain text format to
XHTML (or HTML).

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6. About "Markdown
Presenter"

7. "Markdown Presenter" is ...
• Simple presentation framework based on
Markdown.
• Written in CSS and JavaScript.
• Transform a markdown document into an
interactive HTML presentation.

8. Features

9. Simple & Rapid
• Format markdown text on the fly.
• No need to "compile".
• Update markdown text files & reload, then
effect immediately.
"For when you're giving a presentation
in half an hour, and you haven't got the
time to open up keynote..."

10. Multi devices
Only need modern web browser.
• Windows, Mac, Linux, etc.
◦ IE10+, Chrome, Firefox, Safari
• iOS
◦ iPhone, iPad
• Android

11. Convertible
• You can convert your HTML slides to PDF
files in your browser.
• And you can share them on the any
network services like a "slideshare.com".

12. Compatible with
PowerPoint Keyboard
Shortcuts
• You can use "< number >+ENTER" to go
to slide "< number >".

13. Open Source
• Public at GitHub
• https://github.com/jsakamoto/MarkdownPresenter

14. History

15. One day, I thought...
"I wanna printing suppprt of the Markdown
Presenter for sharing my slides on the
slideshare.com..."

16. Fork!
...and, Change > Commit -> Pull Request.

17. Chris said...
"OK! I'll accept your request... merged!"

18. Several days later, I
thought...
"I often use Surface Pro, so I wanna touch
support..."
Change > Commit > Pull Request.

19. Chris said...
"OK... I'll accept your request... merged."

20. After a few more days, I
thought...
"I often use direct page jump keyboard
shortcut on the PowerPoint, so I wanna
same feature on the Markdown Presenter..."
Change > Commit > Pull Request.

21. Chris said...
"OK... merged."

22. And after that, I did...

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24. At last, Chris said...

25. "Rather than all these change requests,
i'm happy to change my repo to simply
be a link to your github fork, and tell
people they should just look at your
code, if you like?"
超訳) "もう、くれてやるよwww"

26. We are happy :)

27. Big surprise!

28. All these events
happened in ONLY A
MONTH !!!!

29. Let's fork > commit > pull
request!
Then you can change the
world ;)

30. Thank you!
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