I have a few schematics I use on interviews to see if people can troubleshoot. Twenty years ago, people could. Nobody can now. Nobody teaches electronics for technicians. Engineers, yes. Technicians, no.
So I'm rewriting the test and changing it into training. I'm doing all the work in my private wiki and have found "reveal-js" is perfect for interactive training!
Just in case you ever need something like that 
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New blogpost: "Running presentations from a standalone Linux installation on a bootable USB memory stick"
tl;dr: A Linux installation on a USB stick, onto which I can copy my presentation slides, so that I can boot my laptop from that USB stick when I come to give a presentation, thereby leaving my actual drive (and thus my documents, email etc) encrypted.
Why on earth didn’t I think of this sooner?!
Why haven’t I seen other people who present a lot talking about something like this. Am I missing something?
Anyone who complains about #RevealJS being hard to use never had to update a #Powerpoint deck manually to fit new branding guidelines/master slides or merge slides from different presentations/master slides into one, plus the "Designer" feature that just sets CI on fire
How is #Microsoft shipping this, and why hasn't the UN sanctioned them
Reveal on React - what if your UI was a slide show?
NextJS is a React framework for web applications that can be hosted statically or dynamically.
RevealJS is an HTML presentation framework. It’s simple to use, and very flexible. It embeds into vanilla js sites easily, and with a little tweaking it can work with React apps, too...
https://instantiator.dev/post/reveal-in-react/
#RevealJS #reveal #React #NextJS #presentation #SlideShow# #javascript #TypeScript #template #repository #developers #dev #UI #UX
Today's experiment, part 2: Now with support for multiplexing #Reveal.js presentations between a controller and multiple clients.
