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MarkMaker

General principles:

  • each slides deck is described in a YAML manifest;
  • the YAML manifest lists a number of Markdown files that compose the slides deck;
  • a Python script "compiles" the YAML manifest into a HTML file;
  • that HTML file can be displayed in your browser (you don't need to host it), or you can publish it (along with a few static assets) if you want.

Getting started

Look at the YAML file corresponding to the deck that you want to edit. The format should be self-explanatory.

I (Jérôme) am still in the process of fine-tuning that format. Once I settle for something, I will add better documentation.

Make changes in the YAML file, and/or in the referenced Markdown files. If you have never used Remark before:

  • use --- to separate slides,
  • use .foo[bla] if you want bla to have CSS class foo,
  • define (or edit) CSS classes in workshop.css.

After making changes, run ./build.sh once; it will compile each foo.yml file into foo.yml.html.

You can also run ./build.sh forever: it will monitor the current directory and rebuild slides automatically when files are modified.

Publishing pipeline

Each time we push to master, a webhook pings Netlify, which will pull the repo, build the slides (by running build.sh once), and publish them to http://container.training/.

Pull requests are automatically deployed to testing subdomains. I had no idea that I would ever say this about a static page hosting service, but it is seriously awesome. 💥