In preparation for Esri Developer Summit, I have a monorepo containing reveal.js html files for several sessions.
To deduplicate the files, I checked out this repository as a submodule in a monorepo.

I am able to "hack" gulp to be run from the submodule, but serve files outside the submodule

cd reveal.js && npx gulp --cwd ../ --gulpfile ./gulpfile.js serve

However, the hot-reloading does not work correctly because the serve task is only watching for direct .html and .md children:

Solutions

• Would it be possible to change that line to something like gulp.watch(['**/*.html', '**/*.md', '!node_modules/**'], gulp.series('reload')) to watch subdirectories too?
• Alternatively, can you export the gulp "serve" and "reload" tasks so that I can have a separate gulfile, with gulp.watch in it, which would call the "reload" task when appropriate? (documentation on exporting gulp tasks: https://gulpjs.com/docs/en/getting-started/creating-tasks/#exporting)

• https://github.com/ArcGIS/dev-summit-2016-reveal-js
• https://github.com/ArcGIS/dev-summit-2017-reveal-js
• https://github.com/ArcGIS/dev-summit-2018-reveal-js
• https://github.com/ArcGIS/reveal-esri-theme

doesn't seem worth the effort to me, but you're welcome to. i'd just archive them in Gitlab and call it a day.

the admins are in favor of making this repo open source. the primary benefit of this will be giving international distributors the ability to utilize the templates as well.

in order to make this happen, we'll need to 💅 the project README. i've created the guideline below just for this purpose.

Esri/contributing#18

any volunteers? i don't expect it'd take long.

requires 'admin' access

https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js/

instead of copying it

Would it be valuable or would there be any interest in having a theme for the Esri Corporate Template [Light and Dark] in here?

Some sessions have really long titles don't look great. We could chop the title to make it fit better, but I think the agenda's title should be honored. I know we can override the CSS, but it's a bit cumbersome if you have to do it for multiple presentations.

• Extract the .pngs from the powerpoint deck
• Change the gradient fill color values in the .css