Report on clouds and online compilers?

Question

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Good time of the day. Questions have arisen and urgent help is needed in writing the report.
Requirements:
*make a report that will be read next to the presentation
*15 pages (on the 1st page - introduction, conclusion, list of references, appendix) the rest is about compilers and clouds
*deadline by 15 (latest by 18) day
Problems:
1 ) What can be stretched onto 15 A4 sheets (based on the presentation)?
2) Can you recommend good posts / reports (because there are a lot of them on the World Wide Web, but you come across pure bullshit )
3) Putting in the storylineline these topics (Cloud, Web 2.0, Desktop vs web, online compilers, generations of computers, mobile compilers, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, php) can tell you what else is possible here.
PS: do not scold me for the presentation, I did it on my knee, and explained the main part on my own work experience.

Answer 1

For the first time I see that a report is made on the basis of an already made presentation, and not vice versa o_O
-How to stretch the topic "Online compilers" for 15 pages?
Well, if you really need to stretch , then describe the first 5 pages, what is "Online", the second 5 pages - what are "Compilers", and on the last 5 pages describe how they fit together.</sarcasm>

Answer 2

1) If you don’t put the presentation in order, you don’t have to worry too much about the text. A nightmarish combination of colors, a lot of superfluous things in the screenshots (the words “pale” cannot convey this). At such speeches, no one will listen to the speaker, but they will watch the presentation, especially when it comes to speaking in front of the class. It is necessary to cut out everything from the screenshots except the content of the page, and there also paint over the advertisement in a good way. While it looks like a hack made on the knee. Remember that a spectacular presentation is the main thing.
2) You put yourself in very difficult conditions. On average, the time for text to each slide should be about the same. Your second and third slides are supposed to take 14 minutes, and the rest will click through in a minute, if you do not delve into the history of each of the resources. You can go deep. Then the problem of "what to take 15 minutes" will be solved.

Answer 3

Sorry, wrong thread

Answer 4

Secondly, to get a serious answer, you need to ask a serious question (not a stupid question, but in a serious way).

There are 2 questions and 1 request for advice (where you saw that they were stupid, I don’t know), if you don’t like it, you said that you either correct it or walk further in search of normal questions.

You take the main thing and start writing, instead of waiting for help from nowhere.

That's the problem, I started writing, but I need a plan / approximate structure about what to write and how, that's why I turned to people who work along with it ...
And I apologize for the mistakes, my cant ...