A few weeks ago, I wrote about Mostage, an open-source framework for creating presentations with Markdown and HTML.
The idea was to keep things simple: write slides in Markdown, add HTML when needed, and export everything as a clean, web-based presentation.
The core library and CLI are available on GitHub and npm.

After finishing the library, I wanted to make it easier for anyone to build and share slides without installing anything.
That idea became the starting point for Mostage Studio.

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Mostage: A Presentation Framework

When I was preparing technical talks and product demos by markdown-based presentation, I realized that most existing presentation tools were either too limited or too heavy. I wanted something lightweight, flexible, and developer-friendly, a tool that would let me write slides the same way I write documentation or blog post.

That is how I started creating Mostage. It is not just another presentation tool, but a framework for building and customizing web-based slides using Markdown and HTML. You can use it directly to create beautiful, interactive presentations, or even build your own tools on top of it. The official CLI tool, for example, is powered by the same Core Library.

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Mostage Studio: Web-Based Presentation

Mostage: A Presentation Framework