Presenteer.js: Flexible HTML5 presentation tool

http://willemmulder.github.com/Presenteer.js/

by lobo_tuerto • 14 years ago

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premise• 14 years ago

Elegant and impressive. Thank you.

mmahemoff• 14 years ago

The take I'd really like to see on HTML5 presentations is making them easy to author. If not by end-users, at least making it so there's no layout micromanagement involved.

adityab5• 14 years ago

I've made an open source experimental authoring tool for such presentations here http://adityab.github.com/Awwation

It uses SVG, and Javascript for animations.

pvidler• 14 years ago

That's interesting, but in viewing the presentation the text is almost unreadable in Safari -- too much space between some letters, while others overlap.

If it works in Chrome, Firefox and IE... what's Safari doing wrong here? Oddly I just checked it on the iPhone and it seems fine there (although zooming out seems to be blocked, so the presentation is much too large for the screen).

blackdanube6• 14 years ago

That thing is awesome! Great work!

blackdanube6• 14 years ago

Try out my iPad app, Imprys[1]. The iPad screen really lends itself to that kind of arrangement, because it's just so intuitive to zoom and pan around.

[1] http://imprys.com/ or http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/imprys-lite/id523769425?ls=1&...

adityab5• 14 years ago

This is great! How does it compare with impress.js or jmpress (the jQuery version of impress)? I'd like to use this in my authoring tool, if CSS3 animations work with SVG.

factorialboy• 14 years ago

Excellent. I'll be using this very soon!

Davertron• 14 years ago

Not sure why, but in latest Chrome (19.0) on OSX I get a lot of flickering during the transitions (like a full browser black flash).

goblin89• 14 years ago

I'm always unsure about using code released under Creative Commons. What are requirements wrt. attribution? Does ‘Share Alike’ mean that the source code of a product using the library must be released under CC BY-SA as well?

Otherwise, Presenteer looks nice. Text becomes a bit blurry during animation (Chrome 18.0), but apart from that—no problems, and API seems clean.

FuzzyDunlop• 14 years ago

It reminds me a lot of impress.js[1], however, impress.js's execution is a lot smoother.

[1] http://bartaz.github.com/impress.js

blackdanube6• 14 years ago

There's also jmpress.js[1], which is the jQuery port of impress.js and improves on several aspects.

[1] http://sokra.github.com/jmpress.js/#/home

asadotzler• 14 years ago

Yet another very nice HTML5 presentation framework with no GUI for actually making nice presentations. Until someone spends some time putting some actual user tools around one of these things, HTML5 presentation tools will remain a geek sandbox.

adityab5• 14 years ago

Here you go: http://awwation.com Unfinished, but it works. Code's on github.

blackdanube6• 14 years ago

You can try my iPad app Imprys (http://imprys.com/), which does just that. It's in an early stage, and currently uses impress.js, but if there's interest, I can produce a version with presenteer as well.

adityab5• 14 years ago

I don't have an iPad, but this looks nice. Is it open source?

Presenteer.js: Flexible HTML5 presentation tool

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