OpenSlides 1.0.1

What's New

• Build code-focused slide decks locally, with syntax highlighting, named slides, and flexible layouts.
• Organize slides into physical stacks, fan them out on the dashboard, and manage them with drag and drop.
• Present with stepped code highlights, Magic Move transitions, full-screen controls, and optional autoplay.
• Find content quickly with slide search, cached thumbnails, hover previews, and keyboard navigation.

Highlights

• Stack-based slide organization: create and manage slide stacks, expand them into a fan layout, reorder with drag and drop, and automatically dissolve stacks when appropriate.
• Code presentation tools: Shiki syntax highlighting, code alignment controls, selection-based highlight steps, adjustable highlight emphasis, and Magic Move slide transitions.
• Presentation workflow: true full-screen presentation, keyboard navigation, numbered highlight-step navigation, per-slide durations, autoplay controls, and total-duration display.
• Faster navigation: SQLite FTS5 slide search with result snippets, lazy cached thumbnails, optional hover previews, a Go to Slide dialog, and accessible slide-strip keyboard controls.
• Reliable local editing: SQLite-backed local projects, project import/export, per-slide undo and redo, persisted panel layouts, and serialized saves that protect editor content and caret position.

Improvements and fixes

• Refined the dashboard spread view, stack drop zones, drag overlays, and stack interactions.
• Improved import, rename, project-language settings, and database migration handling.
• Prevented stale thumbnail, search, and preview states while code highlighting is loading.
• Isolated editor and preview rendering failures so a local recovery panel is shown instead of taking down the workspace.
• Improved macOS release-build reliability by removing the SQLx macros feature that could corrupt the release link stage.