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The Making-of these slides

First tools

  • Installed Asciidoctor using RVM, after installing-uninstalling it using brew and learned that I was in a dead end when I wanted to install additional required gems.

    curl -#L https://get.rvm.io | bash -s stable --autolibs=3 --ruby
gem install asciidoctor tilt thread_safe haml

  • Installed the Asciidoctor.js Live Preview Chrome extension

The slide show

  • Created this repo. Went for a src folder for the content and a docs folder for github pages. The docs folder appriach look much more easy to manage than the traditional gh-pages branch.

  • Created an index.html file in the docs folder, including a typo, committed, pushed, changed the setting to enable github pages and https://xverges.github.io/ml-social-science/ was available!

  • bespoke.js looks nice, but seems to carry too much weight around it. It is minimalist, but it needs a quite specific tool-chain.

  • Decided to use the deck.js backend because it seems to support TOC, an important feature for me. Install looked simpler to install than the reveal.js backend (at least, for a Ruby illiterate like me)

    git submodule add https://github.com/asciidoctor/asciidoctor-deck.js
pushd docs && git submodule add https://github.com/imakewebthings/deck.js && popd
asciidoctor -T asciidoctor-deck.js/templates/haml/ --destination-dir docs --out-file index.html src/intro.adoc

  • Well, no TOC after all.

  • Stop that! The :menu: attribute adds an overview mode triggered with m.

  • github happy with the use of submodules!