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📽️ slides

Create stunning presentations using markdown powered by reveal.js.

This README is a slide deck. Run python -m slides from the command line to launch a presentation server and view the deck.

Here is a simple figure.

Note:

Speaker notes start with Note: on each slide and can be accessed by hitting the S code.

You can also include equations wrapped in backticks.

\[\begin{aligned} F(x)&=\int dx\, \cos(x)\\ &=\sin(x) + C. \end{aligned}\]

Reveal.js supports special syntax to set arbitrary HTML attributes on slides, such as this background gradient.

<!-- .slide: data-background-gradient="radial-gradient(#E5CAC9, #B55A5A)" -->

This also works for elements:

• green bullet point

- green bullet point <!-- .element: style="color: #4db848" -->

Code can be included with code fences.

def add(a: int, b: int) -> int:
    """
    Add two integers.
    """
    return a + b

For labeled slides, we can link back to them. E.g., the next one.

This is a slide labeled with the id next-slide.

<!-- .slide: id="next-slide" -->

^^^

Vertical slides can be used to logically group content. They are created using the ^^^ separator between slides.

Jekyll-style frontmatter can be used to configure the presentation. See slides/frontmatter.schema.yaml for details.

Visit the reveal.js website for further information.