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Reveal.js presentation hacks
Ryan Jarvinen, a Red Hat open source advocate focusing on improving developer experience in the container community, has been using the Reveal.js presentation framework for more than five years. In his Lightning Talk at All Things Open 2017, he shares what he's learned about Reveal.js and some ways to make better use of it.
Reveal.js is an open source framework for creating presentations in HTML based on HTML5 and CSS. Ryan describes Gist-reveal.it, his project that makes it easier for users to create, fork, present, and share Reveal.js slides by using GitHub's Gist service as a datastore.
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Font licensing and use: What you need to know
Most of us have dozens of fonts installed on our computers, and countless others are available for download, but I suspect that most people, like me, use fonts unconsciously. I just open up LibreOffice or Scribus and use the defaults. Sometimes, however, we need a font for a specific purpose, and we need to decide which one is right for our project. Graphic designers are experts in choosing fonts, but in this article I'll explore typefaces for everyone who isn't a professional designer.
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Broader role essential for OpenStack Foundation, says Mirantis’ Renski
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URSA Announces Name Change to Open Source Integrators to Reflect Their Full Spectrum of Open ERP Expertise
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2018 is Year for Open Source Software for Pentagon
The US Pentagon is set to make a major investment in open source software, if section 886 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2018 is passed.
The section acknowledges the use of open source software, the release of source code into public repositories, and a competition to inspire work with open source that supports the mission of the Department of Defense.
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How startups save buckets of money on early software development
Moving along, we have to segue with a short modularity lesson. More specifically, how modularity applies to software.
Essentially, all products and services become cheaper and more plentiful when all the processes involved in production become modularised.
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