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Black Speaker

A GitPitch Presentation Template

Note: Welcome to this GitPitch presentation template!

You are currently enjoying the speaker notes window, a feature available to all online and offline slideshows.


Tips!


@fa[arrows gp-tip](Press F to go Fullscreen)

@fa[microphone gp-tip](Press S for Speaker Notes)

Note: Get started by telling your audience something cool about your product, service, framework, course, etc.


Template Features

  • Code Presenting |
  • Repo Source, Static Blocks, GIST |
  • Custom CSS Styling |
  • Slideshow Background Image |
  • Slide-specific Background Images |
  • Custom Logo, TOC, and Footnotes |

Note: Keep yourself on track using lists within your speaker notes:

  • Key insight.
  • Supporting use case.
  • Time to delve deeper.

---?code=src/go/server.go&lang=golang&title=Golang File

@[1,3-6](Present code found within any repo source file.) @[8-18](Without ever leaving your slideshow.) @[19-28](Using GitPitch code-presenting with (optional) annotations.)

Note: Best to keep it simple. Try highlighting just one key message per slide.


@title[JavaScript Block]

JavaScript Block

// Include http module.
var http = require("http");

// Create the server. Function passed as parameter
// is called on every request made.
http.createServer(function (request, response) {
  // Attach listener on end event.  This event is
  // called when client sent, awaiting response.
  request.on("end", function () {
    // Write headers to the response.
    // HTTP 200 status, Content-Type text/plain.
    response.writeHead(200, {
      'Content-Type': 'text/plain'
    });
    // Send data and end response.
    response.end('Hello HTTP!');
  });

// Listen on the 8080 port.
}).listen(8080);

@[1,2](You can present code inlined within your slide markdown too.) @[9-17](Displayed using code-syntax highlighting just like your IDE.) @[19-20](Again, all of this without ever leaving your slideshow.)

Note: Perhaps it's time for an insightful anecdote to keep your audience engaged?

---?gist=onetapbeyond/494e0fecaf0d6a2aa2acadfb8eb9d6e8&lang=scala&title=Scala GIST

@[23](You can even present code found within any GitHub GIST.) @[41-53](GIST source code is beautifully rendered on any slide.) @[57-62](And code-presenting works seamlessly for GIST too, both online and offline.)

Note:

Reinforce key points to drive home your message.


Template Help

Note:

Let your audience know where they can find additional help.

And where they can find your presentaton slides, online @ GitPitch.com :)


Template Versions

Note:

You can use the links on this slide to explore alternate versions of this template.


Questions?


@fatwitter gp-contact

@fagithub gp-contact

@famedium gp-contact

Note:

Encourage questions, it's a great opportunity to learn from your audience.

---?image=assets/image/gitpitch-audience.jpg&opacity=100

@title[Download this Template!]

Get your presentation started!

Note:

Now it's your turn. The fastest way from idea to presentation is to download a GitPitch presentation template. Visit the Template Gallery here.