I wish it could be that simple. Something for me to build.

presentationPrep.js

presentation
	.title('My Great Presentation')

	.slide({
		title: 'Learn About Borders',
		bullets: [
			'Thing 1',
			'Thing 2',
		],
		code: ['path/to/file.css', [2,4]] // path to file, lines to grab
	})

	.slide({
		title: 'Learn About Margins',
		quote: 'Always remember bla bla',
		transition: 'fade' // optionally specify transitions
	})

	.slide({
		title: 'Learn About Things',
		body: 'Description that goes below the title',
		code: ['path/to/snippet', [0,3]] // path, lines
	})

	.slide({
		title: 'Learn About Whatever',
		image: 'path/to/image.jpg'
	});

Hey Jeffrey, great approach. Maybe some more elements could be useful for metadata and styling, like author, theme for the presentation and layout of the slide. Something like

presentation({
    .title('My Great Presentation')
        .author('Jeffrey Way')
        .theme: ['path/to/theme.css']

    .slide({
            layout: 'two-columns',
            title: 'Learn About Borders',
            bullets: [
                        'Thing 1',
                        'Thing 2',
            ....

)}

Good luck with the project, can;t wait to see the results!

@landon - The goal is to make the process as quick as possible. The whole point is to get out of creating HTML slides.

@GEDDesign - I agree.

@jim - Yeah, good point. I'll plan that.

Hey guys - here's the GitHub agenda/mission statement: https://github.com/JeffreyWay/Easy-Slides#readme

@jeffrey Another advantage might be to share and remix presentations. Could it be possible to 'hot-link' a slide, which get's updated as soon as the master-slide is updated?

{ type: 'embed',
  source: ['path/to/master-presentation.js[slide#]]'}

For example if you add a contact-slide in there somewhere, but you change contact-details later.. You could have a master contact slide, which you embed in all your presentations...