Technical Presentation

A tooling repo to produce good tech. presentations.

Gabriel Nützi, gabriel.nuetzi@sdsc.ethz.ch

August 8, 2024

Technical Presentation

Reveal.js based presentations are cool:

Write with Markdown and HTML annotations.
Style with SCSS (CSS).
Use Code Highlighting and Animation.
Versionize the presentation in Git.
Use a pandoc first tooling approach which gives you lots of powers.
and much more…

Note: These are speaker notes.

Smart Presentation

Code

int a = 3;
void foo(int a){
    std::cout << "Hello. click!" << std::endl;
    std::vector<int> v{1,2,4};
}

Markdown

Carpe Diem
b) This is good.
Inline Code asd
Links

Code

Normal:

void foo(int a) {
  std::cout << "Hello. click!" << std::endl;
  std::vector<int>; v{1,2,4};
}

Editable:

int a = 3;
void foo(int a) {
  std::cout << "Hello. click!" << 1 != 3 std::endl;
  std::vector<int>; v{1,2,4};
}

Code Focus

int a = 3;
int a;
enum class C {A, B, C} b;
std::vector&lt;int&gt; c; // asd

int const * & const d;

using FuncPointer  = int (*)(float); // Type: Pointer to function.
using FuncReferenz = int (&)(float); // Type: Reference to function.
using Func =             int(float); // Type: Function.

Link 1
This is important.
This is now important.

Funny Lua Filter

Disclaimer

Customized with ❤️ by Gabriel Nützi.