Enhance README and add Slides

README.md

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 # froscon-2023
-This repository contains the slides, demo code and other resources for the talk "Live Programming and Designing of Dynamic Web Applications - Towards a totally RAD development experience" at FrOSCon 2023.
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+This repository contains the slides, demo code and other resources for the talk ["Live Programming and Designing of Dynamic Web Applications - Towards a totally RAD development experience"](https://programm.froscon.org/2023/events/2897.html) at FrOSCon 2023.
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+Recordings of the talk are available on [media.CCC](https://media.ccc.de/v/froscon2023-2897-live_programming_and_designing_of_dynamic_web_applications) and [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaMYx-OCaYo).
 
 ## Setup
 
+You will need a working  `lively.next` installation. See [its repo](https://github.com/LivelyKernel/lively.next) for more details on how to get this.
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 This is a `lively.next` project. Import it as such before continuing.
 
 ## Car Demo
 
 To load the demo from its original `json` snapshot, go to `http://localhost:9011/worlds/load?file=local_projects/LivelyKernel--froscon-2023/car.json` with a running `lively` server.
 The following code demonstrates rapid prototyping with lively's focus on direct manipulation.
 
-```js
-import { connect } from 'lively.bindings';
-connect(this.get('steering wheel'), 'rotation', this.get('car'), 'steer');
+## Deployment Demo
 
-connect(this.get('break pedal'), 'onMouseDown', this.get('car'), 'accelerate', { converter: () => -1 });
+This repository has a [GitHub Pages](https://livelykernel.github.io/froscon-2023/) deployment, which contains a bundled lively application as a demo. The code for the demo can be found inside of this repository. It relies on the official [`lively.next` `partsbin`](https://github.com/LivelyKernel/partsbin).
 
-connect(this.get('gas pedal'), 'onMouseDown', this.get('car'), 'accelerate', { converter: () => 1 });
+The GitHub actions to achieve this are automatically generated with a Beta Feature in lively.next, that will soon™️ become generally available! Stay tuned!
 
-this.get('car').startStepping('move', 100);
-this.get('car').accelerate(1);
-this.get('car').stopStepping();
+## License
 
-```
+Code is under MIT. The Slides and presentation itself are CC BY 4.0.

package.json

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     ],
     "boundLivelyVersion": "3596b124e6edc271afc4baf4666b759442e25016"
   },
-  "version": "0.1.2"
-}
+  "version": "0.2.0"
+}