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Looking a Frontend Developer to join the team #62

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MSzturc opened this issue Apr 7, 2022 · 1 comment
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Looking a Frontend Developer to join the team #62

MSzturc opened this issue Apr 7, 2022 · 1 comment
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MSzturc commented Apr 7, 2022

Hello everyone,

in the last few days i talked to many of my Advanced Slides users to create a Roadmap for Version 2.0. Most of them are big fans of the grid component. It offers them the possibility to layout slides the way they want.
At the same time they told me that the learning curve was very steep and that they keep looking at the documentation even after they had used it for a long time. The component is not intuitive enough.

I want to change that with version 2.0. I would like to develop an UI that gives Advanced Slides the possibility to edit slides via drag & drop. A WYSIWYG Editor that transposes the changes the user makes to markdown. This means that the user will still be able to create slides in markdown, but will be able to edit the layout using drag & drop in the slide preview.

That’s why I want to start a call here. I am looking for a developer with frontend know-how who would like to join the development team and develop this UI together with me. Please send me a private message in discord or the obsidian forum and we can meet for coffee to talk about everything else.

Thx for your support

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I'm interested but this is more of an architecture problem.
https://github.com/artem-barmin/obsidian-block-drag-n-drop

This one uses remark-parse and unified. More industry standard. the parser and the tokenization are all separated. More difficult but faster evolution, faster improvement.

(tbh i'm more interested in custom layouts. i need these slides to wrap, and left align.)

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