Gevent の発表資料です。

http://methane.github.com/pyconjp2012-gevent-slide

サンプルコードもあります。

$ ./render.py

$ ./serve.py

Generates a slideshow using the slides that power the html5-slides presentation.

A sample slideshow is here.

06/11/10 - Current slideshows will need to be updated. As of tonight's changes (48024cfe), title slides are rendered like any other. This means that you must render them to an h1 element (# or = below). This is cleaner and more consistent.

python and the following modules:

• jinja2
• markdown
• pygments

• To create a title slide, render a single h1 element
• Separate your slides with a horizontal rule (--- in markdown)
• Your other slides should have a heading that renders to an h1 element
• To highlight blocks of code, put !{{lang}} as the first indented line
• See the included slides.md for an example

• Put your markdown content in a file called slides.md
• Run python render.py (or ./render.py)
• Enjoy your newly generated presentation.html

Several options are available using the command line:

$ ./render.py --help
Usage: render.py [options]

Options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -s FILE, --source=FILE
                        The path to the markdown source file
  -d FILE, --destination=FILE
                        The path to the to the destination
  -t FILE, --template=FILE
                        The path to the to the Jinja2 template file
  -e ENCODING, --encoding=ENCODING
                        The encoding of your files (defaults to utf8)

• Test CSS for all Markdown features

• Nicolas Perriault (n1k0)
• Vincent Agnano (Particules)
• Brad Cupit (bradcupit)