SamplePresentation

Sample for a presentation to give a brief intro to Knockout to the team before talking about specifics of KO development on an internal project. Live here: https://petevb.github.io/SamplePresentation/ and source here.

This is a modified version of Ryan's presentation sample created for that conference. This is not intended to be a library to create presentations. It is just a sample that you could modify to suit your purposes.

Some notes about using the sample:

• it needs to be hosted by a web server, as it uses require.js to make XHR calls that won't work with local files (I use Node's http-server for a quick server in any directory)
• navigation between sections uses Alt+Right and Alt+Left, as just using the arrows or spacebar is problematic when using the code editor.
• within a section Alt+Down and Alt+Up can move between the states for that section
• within the code editor Alt+? pulls in the actual code. You can choose whether you want the code to load immediately or only when you press Alt+?. The idea is that in some cases you will be building up a sample and not need to pull it in, while in other cases you might want to speed things along by having the code update automatically. Additionally if you run into problems, you can always pull in the clean code.
• in the code editor, you can hover over the "Results" header to see a tooltip of any JS errors.

Some notes on the structure:

• in app.js you define your Sections. Based on the key of the section, it will load a js file from js/modules/yourkey.js and a template from templates/yourkey.html. Additionally, you can override the template. For example, all of the code sample sections can use the same template.
• look at js/modules/one.js and js/modules/two.js for how to specify the code samples, their states, and the various options that you can pass to them.
• the code samples are intended to be flexible. You can choose to have the code load automatically for you with each state or you can move to the next state and type in the code yourself (with the option of using Alt+? in the editor to pull it in at anytime).

License: MIT http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php