Inline math equations.
You would be able to specify inline math using $
symbol, (just like in IPython notebook markdown). I'm really tired of putting spaces in my paragraphs to make room for symbols.

We’ve added support for inline math! It previews right within the editor, as soon as you finish editing the text.
Learn more and check out an example in the help article:
http://help.slides.com/knowledgebase/articles/446424
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Danylo Ulianych commented
Does not work with table entries - the math is not rendered.
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AdminHakim (Co-founder, Slides) commented
We've started development on this! It's implemented so that inline math is generated as soon as you stop editing a text field, which means you get a preview without leaving the editor.
One concern is that $ is too common a symbol to use as a delimiter and that people may accidentally trigger it. Would it be confusing to use double $$ as a delimiter for inline math? Or is there another more unique delimiter that can be used instead? Appreciate any feedback.
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Boaz Barak commented
Same here- this feature is also crucial for me. I don't mind if the support in the editor is not complete - I would like to be able to use pandoc to generate presentations with inline math equations even if I can't edit the equations in the editor
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Klas Modin commented
For those of us desperately needing inline latex in order to be able to move from Beamer to slides.com, could there not be an inline class available just as in the reveal.js plugin? That is, so that we get inline formulas by providing e.g. <div class="formula">\pi^2</div>. This would really help, and would not be difficult at all (since it is already implemented in the standard KaTeX plugin. Fancy interface for writing inline formulas in the editor could be added later.