Filipe Falc?o presents an overview of AngularJS 2.0 compared to AngularJS 1.x. Some key differences include components replacing directives, using TypeScript for annotations instead of AngularJS, and bootstrapping components instead of controllers. AngularJS 2.0 also standardizes syntax, improves performance with zones and immutable objects, and uses a reactive system for change detection across the component tree. While still in alpha, AngularJS 2.0 shifts to web standards, improves speed, and simplifies the architecture with a focus on components.
This document introduces Markdown Presenter, a simple presentation framework based on Markdown. It allows users to convert Markdown files into interactive HTML presentations. Some key features include formatting text in real-time as slides are updated, compatibility across devices with only a modern browser needed, and the ability to convert slides to PDF. The tool is open source and its development involved contributions from users through the GitHub fork and pull request process.