an agnostic web editor to turn text into responsive presentations
we are just getting started. opening the editor to the public in march 2021, this repository is going to be the public interface and change log of our development team.
you can simply head over to slidenotes.io to give the editor a test drive. see how you can turn plain text into responsive web presentations, what kinds of markdown and extensive add-ons our parser interprets and how you can edit the editor itself to fit your needs.
we have provided a few live tutorials to get you started. next up is providing more helpful documentation and product information. including updates to this readme.md
you can register an account and get access to pro features. // see below.
there is a very light weight privacy focused social layer integrated to the accounts and there is this repository for you to work with us, too. we are happy to answer emails to hi [at] slidenotes.io. we will update community guidelines and practices over time. // see above
there is no payment plan at the moment. instead we have created a minimalist crowd funding option where you get a few perks (animated icons!) and an account with pro privileges for a year. pitch in 100€ at at gumroad
if you want to pay for coffee, you get an interactive PDF with an icon set designed for video conferences: compad icons
we are planning to use a liberal license, but it turns out choosing the right one is hard. we'll come back to this question during open beta // see above