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  1. I have been in a web accessibility course all day and I just realized that there does not appear to be any (maintained) solution to add captions and scopes to tables and rows and columns (respectively) in remark / rehype.
    Did I miss something?
    #a11y #markdown #remarkjs #rehypejs #javascript #accessibility #mdx

  2. I have been in a web accessibility course all day and I just realized that there does not appear to be any (maintained) solution to add captions and scopes to tables and rows and columns (respectively) in remark / rehype.
    Did I miss something?
    #a11y #markdown #remarkjs #rehypejs #javascript #accessibility #mdx

  3. I have been in a web accessibility course all day and I just realized that there does not appear to be any (maintained) solution to add captions and scopes to tables and rows and columns (respectively) in remark / rehype.
    Did I miss something?
    #a11y #markdown #remarkjs #rehypejs #javascript #accessibility #mdx

  4. I have been in a web accessibility course all day and I just realized that there does not appear to be any (maintained) solution to add captions and scopes to tables and rows and columns (respectively) in remark / rehype.
    Did I miss something?
    #a11y #markdown #remarkjs #rehypejs #javascript #accessibility #mdx

  5. I have been in a web accessibility course all day and I just realized that there does not appear to be any (maintained) solution to add captions and scopes to tables and rows and columns (respectively) in remark / rehype.
    Did I miss something?
    #a11y #markdown #remarkjs #rehypejs #javascript #accessibility #mdx

  6. After tinkering last night, I discovered the #Markdown plugin adds a hefty 700 kB of JavaScript. That explains #Remarkjs' 650 kB footprint. I think I can do without Markdown, and that’s the beauty of #bespokejs' modular architecture 🧩

  7. Be still my beating ❤️ I just discovered a mine of #bespokejs #presentation plugins:
    npmjs.com/search?q=keywords%3A

    There are plugins for #MarkDown support, presenter notes, and keyboard shortcuts to toggle blackout and fullscreen mode, or to go to a specific slide.

    Now I can make my #Remarkjs theme even more, er, Remark-able!

  8. I’ve packaged up my #Remarkjs-inspired #slideshow theme for the #bespokejs #presentation library:
    👉 codeberg.org/harlows/bespoke-t

    The #CSS and #JavaScript slide counter are split out for easy reuse.
    The demo should be reasonably self-explanatory, but I’ll add more notes to the README over time.

  9. I did some more tinkering to make #bespokejs more Remark-able, all with a tiny 8 kB #Javascript footprint (let's not talk about the 40 kB of fonts):
    blog.harlow.net.nz/presentatio

    (You can see the #Remarkjs #slideshow I shamelessly copied here: remarkjs.com/)

  10. I love #Remarkjs for creating #slides from #Markdown, that is, until I noticed the library is ~650 kB. So, then I went full on #FrugalComputing and looked for the smallest #HTML #presentation library...

    That honour, AFAICT, goes to Mark Dalgleish's modular #Bespokejs. The #Yeoman generator failed for me, but with a little perseverance I hand coded a demo:
    blog.harlow.net.nz/presentatio
    that only required 8 kB of #Javascript. Remarkably, that's 1/80th of Remark.js!

    👉 markdalgleish.com/projects/bes

  11. After making my first simple #Remarkjs #presentation, I think I see the landscape a little clearer:

    👉 @jmlilly's Liminal is a "minor extension" that provides a scientific theme for Remark.js jmlilly.net/talks/liminal-v2/

    👉 @yihui's #Xaringan is an #Rpackage that translates #Rmarkdown into Remark-readable #markdown; using the #RStudio #IDE it supports theming & live previews of your slides slides.yihui.org/xaringan/

    👉 @grrrck's added some serious extra bling to Xaringan pkg.garrickadenbuie.com/xaring

  12. Another bonus of #Remarkjs is that you can embed #COinS metadata into a #slideshow so folks can import your citations directly into #Zotero

  13. Inspired by @kfitz's use of #reactjs for #presentations, I thought I might try using #remarkjs (because I like that it's #Markdown driven). Ideally, I'd like to generate a #slideshow from a markdown file as easily as @hibbittsdesign's Docsify-This renders a web page.

  14. Discover how to include SVG graphics animated with the GreenSock JavaScript tool set in a RemarkJS slide deck. Check out this blog post for more information:

    tessarinseve.pythonanywhere.co