The Fastest Way from Idea to Presentation. Welcome to this first post on my new blog where I plan to share news, ideas, and tips for users along with highlighting some of the amazing presentations created by the GitPitch community. GitPitch If you have ever worked with Git - on GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket - you are probably already familiar with the convention. GitPitch introduces a new convention for Git users, the convention. **README.md** **PITCHME.md** GitPitch turns a markdown file found in any Git repository into modern, responsive online or offline slideshow presentations. You can use your slide decks to promote, pitch or present absolutely anything. **PITCHME.md** To see an introduction to GitPitch via a live GitPitch presentation in your browser, click on the following image: [ Click on image to launch a live GitPitch introductory slide deck ] Markdown Presentations for ? everyone It couldn’t be easier. To get started, there is no sign-up. And there is absolutely nothing to install. You simply use your favorite text editor and write your presentation content in Markdown. Then to any repository on GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket. git-push To get even more out of GitPitch, learn about these amazing . pro features Markdown Presentation ? benefits GitPitch lets you focus entirely on your presentation content Taking care of rendering your content as a modern, responsive slide deck It also makes your slide decks instantly available online for sharing And with just one-click you can print any presentation to PDF You can also take yours slide decks offline (with ) so the won’t ruin the show during your next live conference or meetup. speaker notes demo-gods And when you manage your slide deck content and assets under Git you enjoy all the benefits of version control, modularization, and collaboration If you have a , , or account then you are good to go. GitHub GitLab Bitbucket Sample GitPitch Markdown Presentations To give you some idea what GitPitch can do with your simple Markdown content click on any of the following presentation screenshots to see what members of the GitPitch community have already created: Now It’s Your Turn Hopefully by now you are excited by and recognize that it can help you to craft and share beautiful content about things you care about. GitPitch For a high-level tour of slide deck features available to all GitPitch presentation authors, see the GitPitch features page . here And if you want to jump straight in, I recommend starting with this very short tutorial, . You can find that . GitPitch In-60-Second here The GitPitch Backstory GitPitch began as an . It’s something I created having spent over 20 years working as a developer and IT consultant. During this time I often needed to , including designs, frameworks, APIs, and diverse technologies to wide ranging audiences. open source project present technical knowledge . And I often wished there was some truly simple yet effective way to deliver that content, using the tools I already know and love — Markdown and Git Now there is, it’s called GitPitch :). I hope you enjoy using it as much as I did creating it. Before I wrap up, . If you enjoyed this post today, please show your appreciation by clapping 👏 for this article. I do have a small favor to ask Your claps help boost the article on . And that helps others to find and read this article too. Medium If you have any questions or feedback you can reach me in the comments sections below, on or by email. More details on the . Twitter website Thanks for reading today. Happy presenting everyone. David.
