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jupyter slideshow not fully implemented #2569
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Reported by: Stefan Lukits |
Here is a workaround until we do something more automatic. It's basically doing what you're officially supposed to do, but with some tricks to make this work from within CoCalc.
where you replace |
I hope people will test this on complicated slideshows and see if it works well. |
Similar technology, but more modern: did you look into "RISE". Should we work on creating something similar to it? I installed it locally in my test project for the classical notebook. It's using the same overall reveal.js technology, but runs right inside the notebook ... i.e. it doesn't use a server. It also allows you to execute the cells.
and then there is a new button in the classical notebook interface |
Yes. It's an extension which works inside classical Jupyter, and allows for live interaction with the slides. In other words, it's basically like the slideshow mode that we wrote for sagenb in 2007, but with much nicer Javascript/navigation. You should definitely put making RISE available by default on your todo list for software installs, and when I redo this properly (not just a quick hack), I'll want to clone RISE inside CoCalc Jupyter. |
Let's just say this issue is to have a slideshow mode at all, and it is now done. The other issue #2158 would be to implement something like RISE. |
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