slidedown

This looks very nice. I use slidedown[1] right now (Ruby + jQuery). There, slides are written as one Markdown file and then slideshow builds that into a presentation (the Javascript gets included in the file). I could imagine writing a small script to automate doing a similar thing here. (Not really necessary, but I like that workflow.) The only extra I'm missing right away is a simple, built-in way to embed code blocks with some kind of syntax highlighting. (Slidedown uses Pygments + a simple custom syntax to specify language.) Probably shouldn't be too hard to make an extension that does that. [1] https://github.com/nakajima/slidedown

I use Slidedown[1] for that. It has some wrinkles, but overall I find it does what I need it to do with very little hassle. [1] https://github.com/nakajima/slidedown

I recommend slidedown - http://github.com/nakajima/slidedown. It processes markdown into great looking HTML slides that have code highlighting via pygments. I used it recently for a JavaScript presentation - http://jpignata.github.com/jasmine-bkjs

If you like Markdown you could give slidedown a try. You write your slides in Markdown and then render them to HTML: http://github.com/nakajima/slidedown