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В кластер входят документы, пропагандирующие использование инструментов программирования и разметки для создания презентаций, и не входят документы о использовании графических редакторов или специализированного офисного ПО.
Общие признаки: использование языков разметки, отказ от традиционного ПО для слайдов, технический подход к созданию презентаций, автоматизация и воспроизводимость
Группа выше: Сохранение и оцифровка знаний
Смысл: The main idea is to encourage developers to use LaTeX (specifically the beamer package) for creating professional, reproducible, and programmatically controlled presentations, providing a practical starting point for those intimidated by the tool's complexity.
A practical guide for developers on creating modern presentations using LaTeX, the beamer package, and the xelatex compiler.
Смысл: The main idea is that the Beamer package transforms LaTeX from a document preparation system into a powerful tool for creating structured, visually appealing, and dynamic presentations, offering greater control over layout and automation than traditional slide software.
A technical guide on using the LaTeX Beamer package to design professional presentations, covering everything from themes and overlays to animations and dual-screen support.
Смысл: The main idea is that treating presentations as code—using markup languages, version control, and CI/CD pipelines—solves the collaboration and maintenance problems inherent in binary slide formats like PowerPoint, especially for technical content.
The author advocates for replacing PowerPoint with a code-based workflow using AsciiDoctor and RevealJS to enable version control, automated builds, and better collaboration.
Смысл: The main idea is to promote the use of HTML5 and specific open-source templates for creating flexible, interactive technical presentations instead of using traditional slide software.
The author shares a simple HTML5-based template for creating interactive, web-native presentations similar to those used by Google developers.