There's a devcards presentation by bruce where he does exactly that 😄

https://youtu.be/G7Z_g2fnEDg?t=3m19s

@timothypratley:

Thanks kauko; I agree that's a great presentation. Just to contrast what I'm trying to ask more specifically is about packaging the cards up into a linearly ordered navigated by static page format like this: http://clojurebridge.github.io/curriculum/outline/intro.html#/ Given each card can be deep linked and viewed individually, and has an implicit order, it seems that presenting them in this fashion should be straightforward and a useful alternative way of viewing the material. So I want to give it a shot. But also am curious if it's been tried before.

kind of like https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js? 🙂

tbh if you want to have nested or subsequent slides, I don't know if creating that on top of devcards really helps you

or would it be better to just do it without devcards

yes, exactly 🙂

@timothypratley: if you figure anything out, keep us in the loop, i am curious about that as well :)

Maybe Klispe inside a slide-like UI project? Bruce did one of those to introduce Figwheel originally. I've used it to good effect, but it's kind of rough around the edges.

Klipse (DYAC!)

klispe?

http://blog.klipse.tech/clojure/2016/03/17/klipse.html

That's it!