These are the slides from my talk at Rustconf 2019. It uses Hugo with Reveal JS.
Until I make either the source, or the distribution their own branch, and have them online, you'll need to build this yourself. It's output should be usable in any modern web-browser, such as recent Firefox, Chrome, Edge or Safari web-browsers.
Alternatively you can watch the YouTube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZomx3Jt4Xs
Once Hugo is installed (see above); issuing the hugo server or simply hugo commands will help
you to use this. The theme is setup as a git submodule, so you'll have to ensure that is initialised
and present in the themes/reveal-hugo directory.
If downloading from a zip archive rather than a git clone, use the following to build the site from the unpacked folder as your present working directory
rm -rf themes/reveal-hugo
git submodule add git@github.com:dzello/reveal-hugo.git themes/reveal-hugo
hugo
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/slurps-mad-rips/rustconf-2019.git rustconf-slurps-mad-rips-2019
cd rustconf-slurps-mad-rips-2019
hugo
This repo uses two tools primarily
If you're not familiar with Hugo, it's a tool, which this uses to generate the slides from markdown content.
The following links are the best place to get help with Hugo
This has been tested building with Hugo 0.55.6
The recommended version of git to use is 2.13 or later, because of the clone with submodules feature.
You can check your version using git --version command.
You can use GitHub download to avoid using the git dependency, but will then need an unarchiver for the format you download.