Alexis Métaireau
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- Added the ability to display book cover for the category "Lectures" if ISBN cover is available. - Moved author's name into a small tag for better hierarchy and readability. - Implemented a feature to indicate link sizes depending on the number of articles associated with a given tag. - Implemented a mini footer element displaying an RSS feed icon. - Improved category display using description dictionary. - Added a new plugin "isbn_downloader" to fetch ISBN information when needed. - Included the count of articles for each category. - Implemented changes for better layout and readability of tags and categories. - Adjusted the layout of the webpage, improving the overall look of the page. - Included "requests" in the requirements.txt for supplanting dependencies required by the new plugin and/or features.
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Use Restructured Text (ReST) to power your presentations
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date
2010-06-25 -
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tech
Wednesday, we give a presentation, with some friends, about the CouchDB Database, to the Toulouse local LUG. Thanks a lot to all the presents for being there, it was a pleasure to talk about this topic with you. Too bad the season is over now an I quit Toulouse next year.
During our brainstorming about the topic, we used some paper, and we wanted to make a presentation the simpler way. First thing that come to my mind was using restructured text, so I've wrote a simple file containing our different bullet points. In fact, there is quite nothing to do then, to have a working presentation.
So far, I've used the rst2pdf program, and a simple template, to generate output. It's probably simple to have similar results using latex + beamer, I'll try this next time, but as I'm not familiar with latex syntax, restructured text was a great option.
Here are the final PDF output, Rhe ReST source, the theme used, and the command line to generate the PDF:
rst2pdf couchdb.rst -b1 -s ../slides.style