A "choose-your-own-presentation" app. It was created for the purpose of giving such a presentation at Keep Ruby Weird 2015, and used again at Ruby on Ales 2016. My hope is that you'll use it to give a fun, interactive presentation at some conference I attend in the future!

It's built with Elixir, Phoenix, and React.

If you'd like to learn more about how to create presentations with Venture, then follow the steps in the next section, and view the default presentation, which explains and demonstrates available features.

Frontend: /apps/venture_web/assets

$ pnpm install

Backend: /

$ mix phx.server

You can then connect to the Venture app at http:https://localhost:4000. In dev mode, the presenter key is presenter by default. You can change this in config/config.exs, if you'd like. If you plan to host your presentation from your laptop running in dev mode, you most certainly should change it.

In production, the presenter key is read from the PRESENTER_KEY environment variable.

Venture is an umbrella app. Your presentation files live in /presentation, and you can check out the slides for the tutorial presentation there.

$ mix test.all

This will run all backend and frontend tests.

There's a very good chance, given the typical reliability of conference wifi, that you'll want to host your presentation on a server accessible via mobile phones and tethered devices.

If you have a VPS (or, I suppose, a non-virtual server -- some folks still have those, right?) you can take a look at the files in support for a post-receive hook and a simple start/restart script for a git-based deploy setup. Tweak as necessary.

You'll also find a sample nginx configuration snippet to get you started.

You'll need Elixir and node.js on the server, just as you did locally.