Hey you two

I've been using TiddlySlidy to document a basic intro to Ribbit which
I'll post up. Uncovered the problems we've already discussed but I
just wanted to say something:

TiddlySlidy is elegantly featureless, lets keep it that way.

By that I mean it forces you down a less-is-more route which is
exactly the right behaviour for a presentation. All to often we're
greeted with a barrage of over-active under-utilised persona courtesy
of PowerPoint or Keynote. Screw fancy transitions, glitz and
whatnot...

..then again I was a big fan of LaTeX's Beamer

On Apr 18, 4:37 am, Michael Mahemoff <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 7:03 PM, Paul Downey 
> <[email protected]>wrote:
>
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>
> > > On fullscreen mode, I was assuming the current setup is you need to
> > switch
> > > screen resolution to 800x600, which is working fine for me. I gather
> > you're
> > > aiming to make it work on any resolution - is that correct?
>
> > Fullscreen mode is another theme, selected by hitting the [o] thingy
> > on the control panel. The idea is it'll auto hide/show the control
> > panel, and size the slide to fit the window size as best it can.
>
> > I guess there's two ways this could work:
>
> > 1) without cropping or changing the aspect ratio -- a bit like
> > fullscreen on iplayer or of a youtube video where there's a black
> > border
>
> > 2) croping, slightly, as in the supersized jQuery plugin:
>
> Actually, I'd suggest in the immediate future, just toggle the control
> panel, and worry about expanding etc later on. I did that in the
> presentation today as a quick hack.
>
> Regarding offlining, I also embedded everything as data: URIs. There's a
> tool from Nick Zakas to data URI-ze links 
> (www.nczonline.net/blog/2009/11/03/automatic-data-uri-embedding-in-css...).
> It's
> targeted for CSS hence the name CSSEmbed, but the same logic could be
> applied to HTML...and ideally with MHTML support.
>
> The presentation is available athttp://softwareas.com/spa-hacks.
>
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