Techahashi app
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- Writing
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License: MIT
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SourceCode: https://github.com/negativedensity/techahashi
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IssueTracker: https://github.com/negativedensity/techahashi/issues
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AutoName: Techahashi
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Summary: Minimal presentation tool, Takahashi method with technical upgrades
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Description: |
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Unlike a typical presentation, only a few words are printed on each slide using
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very large characters. To make up for this, a presenter will use many more
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slides than in a traditional presentation, each slide being shown for a much
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shorter duration.
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The slides use plain text in a visual manner, to help the audience quickly read
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and understand the material. It is said to be helpful with Japanese and other
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eastern languages which use non-Latin alphabets.
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The method is designed for the people who are not good at presentations and who
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are quite nervous about the idea of presenting. This method helps the presenter
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to get organized during the talk and keeps the presenter on track while
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presenting. The method provides clear visual support for the audience and helps
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make the content more memorable.
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This version adds two features to be able to add content that might be useful
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for presentations that require some technical explanation: the ability to add
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UML diagrams using a remote PlantUML server, and the ability to add math
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formulas using MathJax.
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RepoType: git
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Repo: https://github.com/negativedensity/techahashi
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Builds:
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- versionName: '6'
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versionCode: 6
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commit: 573ec82ba5eb434c02c275a0447f9d1213dd780e
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gradle:
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- yes
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AutoUpdateMode: None
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UpdateCheckMode: None
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