You've got a presentation coming up and unfortunately, it has code in it. You definitely want to stay away from PowerPoint and you'd love to have a way to create a site with notes to go along with your slides.

You know that you can use RevealJS, but you really wish you could just do your slideshows with Markdown instead of HTML. Plus, you may have multiple slideshows for different tasks.

RevealJS can do a lot, but it's not optimized for rapid, multi-slideshow development. So I built this other things called RayVealJS. It lets you write everything in pure markdown, easily supports multiple slideshows and creates a micro-site where people can go for notes.

I've used this to create dozens of courses at LinkedIn Learning over the last several years. You can get your slides hosted by GitHub for free and do everything with GitHub CodeSpaces so you don't have to download or install anything. I show you how to do it in 5 minutes on this video.

Go check it out!

Slideshow Template: https://github.com/planetoftheweb/slides_template

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