Reveal.js template presentation as a GitHub repo Template
- Includes Reveal.js as a Git submodule so that its commit history is not confused with this presentation's history
- Makes future updating of Reveal.js version very easy
- Reduces the size of the presentation repositories significantly
- Click 'Use This Template'
- Name your presentation and it will be created in your own GitHub account/org
- Customise as necessary
- If you clone the repo locally you also need to get the submodule files with
git submodule update --init --recursive - Push completed slides back to GitHub
- Configure your GitHub pages settings to serve the slides from youraccount.github.io/repositoryname (or custom domain even)
- Amaze your friends by being able to share the URL of your live, interactive slides with your audience immediately. No more emailing PowerPoint attachments for YOU!
- You may get Dependabot alerts from GitHub to warn you of vulnerabilities in the Reveal.js code. To make these go away, update the submodule.
- Use the command
git submodule update --rebase --remotein the root of the repository (not the submodule directory) to update. - link for info on updating submodules https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1979167/git-submodule-update
- Hakim El-Hattab for the simple awesome Reveal.js
- Martino Mensio for his guide on how to use Reveal.js as a Git submodule in this blog post (and in doing so I learned how to use and not fear the Submodule!)
- Excalidraw which is a separate project, mentioned in my presentation template, but I love it so much I wanted to plug it here too.
- MIT Licensed as per Reveal.js itself
- Feel free to make suggestions and PRs to the template repo