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Here are the steps to follow:
- Add your article to the file index.html
<article id="my-awesome-slide" onslideenter="on_slide_enter(this);" onslideleave="on_slide_leave();"></article>
- At the end of the index.html, add your script and css files:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/slides/my-awesome-slide/slide.css" />
<script src="/slides/my-awesome-slide/slide.js" ></script>
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Create the folder my-awesome-slide under the folder /web/slides/, and create slide.css and slide.js
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Bootstrap your js as the other slides with:
(function() {
var your_dom = 'something...'; // Here is the dom that will be appended to your 'article'
var article = $('#my-awesome-slide');
article.html(your_dom);
window.SLIDES['my-awesome-slide'] = { // register your slide in order to get called when the user gets in and out
id: 'my-awesome-slide'
, reset: function() {...} // 'reset' is called when leaving the slide
, execute: function() {...} // 'execute' is called when entering the slide
}
})();
That's it!
After viewing the awesome [presentation] 2 of Marting Gorner's team, it obviously makes you want to use all those new features. And the [Sfeir] 3 logo, especially this form [≡], inspires some funny moves :-)
- Server side
- google-gson-2.2
- junit-4.10
- [fest-assert-1.4] festassert
- mockito-all-1.9.5
- objectify-3.1
- Slide Sfeir-invaders: html5 canvas, animation
- Slide Geekmash: webp pictures on Chrome, websocket from AppEngine, EloRating service

