visit1985
Idea: how to display or "render" a presentation in browser
This is more of a thinking-out-loud issue.
I have this markdown file I presented to my team with mdp about a year ago (mdp was great). I have referenced this gist multiple times in pull requests (yea i'm that guy) and ItsFine™️, but of course, it lacks the pizzazz that mdp gave the original presentation.
When I send a link to my BFF for a PowerPoint deck, my BFF will see both the content and the formatting. For my gist, they will see the markdown formatting, but 3-5 bullet slides in a text document look terse instead of clean and concise like they do in mdp.
I could just add lots more whitespace I suppose. I don't have any good ideas for this besides a mdp JavaScript port, tiered-pricing hosted solution, community docker local solution, etc (I see you over there gitpitch). 😱🔫
Does anyone else have this mind-bending, cosmic-traversing, mid-life dilemma?
webassembly is probably the way to go here
I tried getting it to work with PDCurses SDL2 backend but couldn't get anything running
