Unfortunately no, it isn&#x27;t shareable given company policy.<p>The approach that I took was very low tech. I literally copy and pasted React code into &lt;pre&gt;&lt;code&gt; blocks so that  reveal.js would render my example code (and apply the nice source highlighting). In addition, I placed another, identical copy of the code in a script tag and rendered the component into a div on that same reveal slide.  So the viewers of the presentation end up seeing the nice highlighted source snippet and the resulting component running live on the slide.<p>This double copy and paste approach worked fine when I was dealing only with that one presentation, which had maybe six or seven live running examples. But for the curriculum I expect there to be an order of magnitude more examples, so I&#x27;m working now on creating a React component that encapsulates inline examples. My idea is to have this React component async fetch the code to display from a .js file on disk. It can then dynamically populate the &lt;pre&gt; and &lt;code&gt; tags and also then babelify, eval, and then render the actual instance of the example component into the dom.