Mybusiness Visual is the leading Corporate Presentation Design whose created customized PowerPoint Presentation with huge range of clients across the world and they worked with VGI PowerPoint presentation support Team for delivering the Powerpoint Production Overnight Support.
It's great to see another attempt to popularize the use of markdown in making presentations. At the same time, it makes me a little sad, because such a tool already exists, but hasn't been updated in ages. It is called Deckset (https://www.deckset.com/) and I'd really wish that someone would link to it somewhere because it deserves to be noted. Ui-wise, it looks almost identical to iPresenter, with the exception that it is an actual working product and not a beta. I really wished this could encourage more people to give it a try, and somehow manage to convince its creators to release a new version. I am a happy customer of Deckset and have done many presentations and courses with it.
Thanks, Jeremy. I ams ticking with google slides for now: Easy to share with my class, and relatively easy to build. Sharing matters, as the class uses the deck to review. (Plus for physical keyboard/RSI reasons, I had to switch to PC).
https://www.mybusinessvisual.com/service.html
Mybusiness Visual is the leading Corporate Presentation Design whose created customized PowerPoint Presentation with huge range of clients across the world and they worked with VGI PowerPoint presentation support Team for delivering the Powerpoint Production Overnight Support.
Great overview, as usual.
Surprised to not see Pitch in the lineup of alternatives.
I also have some invites - here they are, first-come first-serve:
https://ia.net/presenter/join#5e0dbd6500d0b8ec1e
https://ia.net/presenter/join#30d82ef9017b0b38a8
https://ia.net/presenter/join#9340ee4f02f0e25890
https://ia.net/presenter/join#e75be3dc03465d86df
https://ia.net/presenter/join#6e6e7e9e048dfe33bd
It's great to see another attempt to popularize the use of markdown in making presentations. At the same time, it makes me a little sad, because such a tool already exists, but hasn't been updated in ages. It is called Deckset (https://www.deckset.com/) and I'd really wish that someone would link to it somewhere because it deserves to be noted. Ui-wise, it looks almost identical to iPresenter, with the exception that it is an actual working product and not a beta. I really wished this could encourage more people to give it a try, and somehow manage to convince its creators to release a new version. I am a happy customer of Deckset and have done many presentations and courses with it.
Looking forward to checking it out!
Thanks, Jeremy. I ams ticking with google slides for now: Easy to share with my class, and relatively easy to build. Sharing matters, as the class uses the deck to review. (Plus for physical keyboard/RSI reasons, I had to switch to PC).