pydown is another "Presentation System in a single HTML page" written by python inspired by [keydown](https://github.com/infews/keydown).
Like keydown it uses the [deck.js](http://imakewebthings.github.com/deck.js) and its extentions for the presentation.
##Demo
[http://isnowfy.github.io/pydown/](http://isnowfy.github.io/pydown/)
##Usage
###Write your slides in markdown
Edit slides.md
~~~~
!SLIDE
# Hello
!SLIDE
# Another slide
!SLIDE left
# left
~~~~
###Generate the html
~~~~
python main.py slides.md slides
~~~~
This will make:
~~~~
| - slides/
| - css/
| - js/
| - index.html
~~~~
###Slide classes
Any text follows !SLIDE will be added to the slide as css classes
~~~~
!SLIDE left
~~~~
###Syntax Highlighting
For python
<pre>
~~~~{python}
def test():
print 'hello'
~~~~
</pre>
###Markdown syntax
[English version](http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax)
[Chinese version](https://gitcafe.com/riku/Markdown-Syntax-CN/)
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