remoteStorage.js is a client-side library to add remoteStorage support to your client-side app. There is a tutorial for example usage and more info in the readme of the repository.

Basically, remoteStorage is an open standard to seperate web apps from per-user data storage – whereas at the moment, most web apps are an app+storage package deal. Check the website of the unhosted movement for more info, and feel free to join our chat room if you have questions.

Jmpress.js allows much more, and has a better system for modules in the presentation.

It has timed playback, embedding presentations into our presentations, nice fade out fade in animations on one slide, etc.

It depends on jQuery, so maybe this would be nice as an extra module for strut, but enabled by default.

This is not going to come to impress.js https://twitter.com/bartaz/status/156123781037957123

As Strut gets better and better, it would be time to think about having a proper domain for it so we can point people more easily to it. As a preface, one thing I’m a bit concerned about is the name, partly because it’s not clear from it that it’s a kick-ass presentation editor, and also because it collides a bit with Apache Struts.

Are you settled on the name, do you have different ideas, what do you think?

I didn’t think about it before, but maybe something like »Represent«, »Show«, »Omnipresent«, …

Hi, and thank you for this cool tool.

I'm struggling with videos. How can I upload my local video in a presentation? I'm running on a local build strut.

All the best

Hello,

I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this or not, but I'm trying to get 'grunt server watch' to work properly, but I continually get errors.

''' Running "server" task Starting static web server on port 8000.

Running "watch" task Waiting... events.js:71 throw arguments[1]; // Unhandled 'error' event ^ Error: listen EADDRINUSE at errnoException (net.js:770:11) at Server._listen2 (net.js:910:14) at listen (net.js:932:10) at Server.listen (net.js:998:5) at Function.app.listen (/usr/lib/node_modules/grunt/node_modules/connect/lib/proto.js:229:24) at Object.module.exports (/usr/lib/node_modules/grunt/tasks/server.js:43:37) at Object.task.registerTask.thisTask.fn (/usr/lib/node_modules/grunt/lib/grunt/task.js:58:16) at Task. (/usr/lib/node_modules/grunt/lib/util/task.js:343:36) at Task.start (/usr/lib/node_modules/grunt/lib/util/task.js:359:5) at Object.grunt.tasks (/usr/lib/node_modules/grunt/lib/grunt.js:143:8) '''

Just trying to work on a few features for Strut but can't seem to get the server up and running :\ Any advice and/or other ways to view the 'compiled' page so I can see and test changes?

Thanks

Exporting presentations results in an archive containing several injected iframes, along with a script "ricewithchicken.js"

Eats all CPU, and is a known crypto miner

Hi there, very very nice tool! I'm really impressed, and so looking forward to dump Apple Keynote at some point.. =)

Here's some bug I noticed: When using markdown, the "content-container" div in overview mode gets a bad height value, at least in Firefox. The more markdown text is added the higher the div becomes. Below is a screenshot and the json code to reproduce.

Cheers, Heiner

{ "slides": [ { "components": [], "z": 0, "impScale": 3, "rotateX": 0, "rotateY": 0, "rotateZ": 0, "index": 0, "selected": false, "active": true, "background": "bg-default", "x": 199, "y": 288, "markdown": "# Markdown!\n\nsome \n\ntext\n\nwith \n\nmarkdown\n" } ], "background": "bg-solid-light", "activeSlide": { "components": [], "z": 0, "impScale": 3, "rotateX": 0, "rotateY": 0, "rotateZ": 0, "index": 0, "selected": false, "active": true, "background": "bg-default", "x": 199, "y": 288, "markdown": "# Markdown!\n\nsome \n\ntext\n\nwith \n\nmarkdown\n" }, "fileName": "presentation-3", "deckVersion": "1.0", "customBackgrounds": { "bgs": [] } }

Related to #31 (optimize for slide-based presentations first), there should be a way to export the presentation as PDF. To enable people to put it on the well-known slide platforms (Speaker Deck, Slideshare). Also, because conferences often ask for PDFs so that the videos can be synchronized with the slides.

reveal.js by @hakimel is a web presentation framework which enables that: https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js#pdf-export – maybe their code is of use for that.

The AGPL license is banned from use at a number of companies (e.g. Google).

Is there any chance Strut could be dual-licensed under another license (e.g. GPL, GPLv3, MIT, etc...) that would allow it to be used in these companies?

I would love to use Strut and contribute back to it, but I currently can't due to the AGPL.

I have had a quick view at all the issues already exist, but still do not find the solution that i need.

Sorry, I am not a good web developer and know quite less about Grunt, Node.js and so on. I have been a Android and iOS developer for some time and currently I want and start to learn to set up my own blog site and want to integrate one "HTML Presentation" component to my future site.

For finding the right component, i get to know impress.js, reveal.js, deck.js and so on. My result are presented here: http://isjohnwong.appspot.com/post/6013787169619968 As a result, Strut is the only satisfying open source editor for html presentation i found.

And here are some of my needs,

1. Integrate Strut in my website This is exactly somewhat the same as issues #321 and #319 . Well, to make it more clear, things like to host one copy of strut.io in my VPS. And i can use it under my blog domain.
2. Math Equation Support Comparing to MathJax, I prefer LaTeX. Somewhat like #151
3. Code syntax coloring and indenting Maybe integrad codemirror
4. Self-define html&css&js DIV box Support Somewhat like issue #3 , but not for the whole slide, only for one area.

Here is a relatively better Commercial Version of HTML Presentation Online Editor, but unfortunately not open source. So i can not count on this.

Sorry again, seems a lot of needs. If fact, I am currently a senior in one University and after a month, i will finish all my exams and i intend to try to implement all the needs above if i can not find on already implemented solution. Question is that, i am really just one beginner for web development. So is there anyone who can provide me some instruction or guide... THX!

BTW, I am considering using Python3&Django as back-end Programming language.

If you copy the text from there, and import it somewhere else, it does NOT work. You really have to use the "download" function.

That is really sad.

I have copied the content from the window and saved it into my file.... after hours I realized that this doesnt work, and my work is now sadly... lost.

The JSON String I got now, that does not work is the following:

http://pastebin.com/MndZxG1j

This add impressConsole to the impress build: https://github.com/regebro/impress-console

Add notes in a DIV called notes and it doesn't display. This can be done in markdown by just adding

You can then control impress.js presentations from another tab (displayed on another monitor, if you like). Very helpful for real presentations.