Test for ahmsak: Create slides for 1 (one) chapter of a Scala book

Hello ahmsak. What about $15 for each chapter? 21*$15=$315 If you are interested, accept this job for us to run a quick test on one chapter. Create slides based on the book "Scala for the Impatient". The final result should be a course of Scala based on this book and presented using google slides. The first three chapters are done. You can see them here: [login to view URL] Your work is to create 1 (one) chapters presentation using the same formatting. So bid for the price of working in seven chapters at a time. Optionally you can post inside your reply how much you would charge for the whole book (the 21 remaining chapters). The intended purpose is to parallelise the presentation construction among 3 freelancers to create it faster. But if you think you can do the whole book within one week, let us know. Code highlighting is using the site [login to view URL] with Scala/Monokai config. eBook (EPUB) is provided (for your use in this job only). You can find it here: [login to view URL] Book's code can be found here: [login to view URL] The steps for constructing the presentation are: 1. run each chapter's code in Scala's REPL, when it's an interactive example; or, if it is a class or other kind of non executable code, just use it in step 2 2. copy and paste the console contents (or the non executable code) in [login to view URL] site to colorize it 3. copy the highlighted text from the site into the corresponding slide and format it as the given examples (Ubuntu Mono, 1.15 line spacing etc) 4. add resumed annotations from the book's text on the right hand side of the slide. These annotations, when related to a code, should be aligned with the code on the slide's left side Observations: * You should pay strict attention to the formatting examples (see link above)