Visited this from today's most popular mobile presentation device, the iPad, and what I assume is the first slide might as well have been a single static JPEG.
I see from comments here the template requires keyboard control. Too bad it can't be controlled with gestures.
If you take a look at the javascript, there's an event handler that looks at different keycodes and assigns them to actions. PageUp, PageDown, Up, Down, Left, Right, j, and k are all assigned. It should be simple to attach handlers for mouse and gesture events too, and just call the same actions.
Looks very nice. It's a shame that the project doesn't have an explicit license attached to it (which means that I can't use it anywhere without getting permission from the author).
Very nice, as someone who codes HTML all the time this is far preferable to opening up some obscure presentation software that I use maybe once or twice a year. From a comfort prospective this is what I'll be using from now on cause It feels familiar.
Does Apple license its UI textures for use in things like this? (I'm thinking of the gray background texture from the iPad when you hit ESC to view the slide list).
1) Does a gray linen cloth background tile qualify for copyright protection?
2) This is not the exact same image as the iPad background; I looked at them side by side. They're both dark gray linen cloth, but not the same. How would Apple know this one was derived from the iPad's image and not from some other photo of linen cloth?
I found myself needing to "drop down" into HTML quite often as my slides were more complex then just the simple bullet point lists.
Markdown just didn't have the expressiveness I needed for a presentation. Markdown would be fine for a say a word document but there is more need for complex layout in a good presentation sometimes.
I see from comments here the template requires keyboard control. Too bad it can't be controlled with gestures.