140ByteShow
A JS slideshow framework in 140 bytes. To prove a point.
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140ByteShow
A JS slideshow/slide-deck framework in <140 bytes. (Currently 110.) To prove a point. Because I was challenged to write one. (By @alexdickson, that mischief-maker!)
Right arrow advances the slides, any other key returns to the previous slide.
Rules
The 140 byte limit is just for the JS.
It must also be actually usable as a real slide deck. You need to be able to go back and forward between slides. If you use this utility to present at a real conference, nobody must know (unless you tell them, of course.)
Known issues
- FIXED! ~~Doesn't set a slide on load. This means you have to put the first slide class in the html tag. Not a big deal, but if it can be somehow incorporated, that'd be awesome.~~
Contributors
In all seriousness
Slideshow frameworks are too big. If you want a marginally more practical, (but still tiny) framework, try my own 50Lines.
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