anchor.diff:  Then answer the questions (title for your presentation, who you are and the revealjs theme) and you are good to go.
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  -If you look your current directory
  +If you look your current directory you will found something like:
   
  +[source]
  +----
  +gscheibel@~/labs/adocs/blog/myAwesomePresentation $ tree
  +├── README.md
  +├── build.gradle
  +└── src
  +    └── docs
  +        └── asciidoc
  +            ├── images
  +            ├── slides
  +            ├── slides.adoc
  +            ├── snippets
  +            └── styles
  +----
   
  -== The full setup
  +All you need is under `src/docs/asciidoc/`, by default the main slide is `slides.adoc`. Remember the questions asked during the presentation setup, those information (title and author) are reused here. The theme can be found in the `build.gradle` file.
   
  -=== GVM
  +[source]
  +----
  += Asciidoctor is awesome
  +Guillaume Scheibel <guillaume.scheibel@gmail.com>
   
  -=== Lazybones+:imagesdir: images
  +:sourcedir: snippets
  +----
  +
  +=== Let's write
  +
  +A way to create your presentation is `one slide one file`, it means every time you want to create a slide, you create a file (in slides/ for instance) and then include it in slides.adoc using the include directive (eg: `include::slides/coolSlides.adoc[]`)
  
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  That's why I have created the Asciidoctor-RevealJS template for Lazybones.
  
  == TL;DR
  
  Once you installed everything (GVM and Lazybones) all you need to do is:
  
  
negative.code: = How long does it take you to create a RevealJS presentation ?
  
  :hp-tags: asciidoctor, revealjs, lazybones
  
  After couple of months, I finally found a topic to create the very first topic in my new http://hubpress.io/[Hubpress.io] blog.
  
  