present syntax supports .html directive which lets you add any HTML code to the slide. From there it easy to add a timer. I wrote timer.html below and added .html timer.html to the first slide.
Here's how it looks (bottom left):
Here's the code:
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Tuesday, February 04, 2020
Adding a timer to Go's "present" tool
Go has a nice present tool which let's you present code and run it. I wanted to use it in my lightning talk at GopherCon Israel. The talk is a quiz and I wanted a timer to show on each quiz slide.
present syntax supports .html directive which lets you add any HTML code to the slide. From there it easy to add a timer. I wrote timer.html below and added .html timer.html to the first slide.
Here's how it looks (bottom left):
Here's the code:
present syntax supports .html directive which lets you add any HTML code to the slide. From there it easy to add a timer. I wrote timer.html below and added .html timer.html to the first slide.
Here's how it looks (bottom left):
Here's the code:
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