The [http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/s5/ s5 website] offers
* A Basic Primer in Using S5
There is another system similar to S5 created by Dave Raggett and others at the W3C called Slidy. http://www.w3.org/Talks/Tools/Slidy/
==== S5 Spin-off offs ====Ryan King's S5 Project site http://s5project.org/ - an object-oriented rewrite with MoochiKit js
Robert Nyman created a spin-off of S5 that already uses Ajax... except his implementation uses Ajax to retrieve the content (as XML) from the server rather than to create a controller. http://robertnyman.com/ajax-s/
S5 Reloaded by Christian Effenberger http://www.netzgesta.de/S5/references.php which adds auto-scaling of images, fading, sound, chart support, extended control panel and more.
S9 http://slideshow-s9.github.io/ Slide Show (S9) - A Free Web Alternative to PowerPoint and KeyNote '''in Ruby''' by Gerald Bauer who also rewrote the javascript part using jQuery and calls it "Easier to Understand and Extend S5 Rewrite using jQuery"
S6 (this one an acronym for [http://tzi.org:2000/s6.html Synchronized S5]) by Carsten Bormann provides "remote control" through Prototype
==== S5 with MediaWiki====
== Third-party sites ==
Like YouTube, http://www.slideshare.net/ is a place to host your presentations.
http://slimey.sourceforge.net/ is a place where you can author S5 slideshows. What's more, you can download the source. It's part of the [http://www.opengoo.org OpenGoo] online office suite, and is part of [http://eyeos.org/en/ eyeOS]
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