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impress.js is an impressive presentation tool inspired by the idea behind prezi.com and based on the power of CSS3 transforms and transitions in modern browsers. It showcases some awesome CSS3 features to create amazing and engaging presentations from your browser. Visualize your ideas in a totally unique way-- with impress.js’ infinite canvas, the only limit is your imagination. impress.js offers many great features, presenting your ideas in visually engaging 3D, dynamic movements and varied text options and positioning. It works well on recent versions of Firefox and Chrome, and on IE too. impress.js can also be used to embed animations or presentations in a web page, however this may not be viewed correctly or at all by some page visitors. ...

...You can create as many markdown presentations as you want in the directory, they will all be based on the same template. Use bs serve to start a development server with live reload. A page will automatically open in your web browser showing all your presentations. Select one to see the preview, you can then edit your .md file and see the changes immediately as you save the file. Any style change will also be applied live. Slides are written in Markdown, along with some useful Remark.js specific additions. See the Remark.js wiki for the specific syntax and helpers.

...Easily collaborate with others, keeping track of changes using your favourite SCM tool, like Git or Mercurial. A Markdown-formatted chunk of text is transformed into individual slides by JavaScript running in the browser.

...While more limited than full browser dev tools, it’s lightweight and accessible from anywhere with a browser, and the project includes the full web-app source so you can self-host or customize it for specific use cases.

...(Sorry about the size of the archive, hopefully it can be reduced for future versions.) Once all files from the latest mic_v1.0 Archive and the micStarterImages archive has been uplaoded, simply run the micInstall.php installer from your browser. UPDATE 05/2017: MIC Version 2 Now in Development via www.KnotAlone.com Website!

Provides files to display a photo album stored either locally (ie CD or hard drive) or on the web using a web-browser. Album data (title, caption, etc) is stored in a single convenient XML file which can be generated with our Windows GUI, or by hand.

Pixy is a stand-alone index.php file that can be put into a folder of images to allow comfortable image viewing (includes thumbnail generation and image pre-load in the browser).

This script simply goes in a server web folder with images and works. 1) Browser overview with automatically generated thumbnails 2) Slideshow mode - photos resized to fit the window by default. With several cross-fading effects + instant zip archives!

Slideshow broadcast over the Web, with the slideshow operator/presenter controlling when slides change. Requires only a browser for presenter and viewer(s). Still-image slideshows are supported; support for text/HTML slideshows is under development now.

WebShow is a picture presentation software for the web. Any readable input (PNG, JPEG) can be converted to a flash animation playable in any flash enabled browser. Camera pan, zoom and overlays can be added easily and the software automates FTP uploads.

NetScripter is a web-based cross-browser interpreter compatible with NScripter, it is suitable for presentations, games and interactive webpages.

WebSigns is an Open Source, browser based digital signage solution.

NullSlides is an easy to use presentation solution via the web. Viewers only need to know how to use a browser and the speaker needs just his browser as well. NullSlides can be used to show slides live controlled while speaking through IRC, Teamspeak, ..