Update (2014/12/24): the rmarkdown package has made this much much easier,
so you should probably ignore this page. Please see
http://rmarkdown.rstudio.com.
Here is a simple demo of making DZslides with knitr and pandoc:
Run the pandoc command mentioned in the slides to get the HTML output. Use
Left/Right arrows to navigate through the slides.
Also see slides made by other users in the showcase page, e.g. Gaston Sanchez.
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