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MkDocs: Write in Markdown, get a website

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MkDocs—“make documentation”. 🤖 The static site generator MkDocs builds HTML output (a website) from Markdown source files, which you edit in the text editor of your choice, like Notepad++, Atom, Sublime or others. The very convenient thing about MkDocs is: it renders the output while you edit. That is, whenever you hit “Save” for the… Continue reading MkDocs: Write in Markdown, get a website

How I learned Git, forgot it, and re-learned it

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Part 1: Why you need to learn Git for Docs as Code Docs as Code. What? In the software industry, technical writers work close to developers, especially when writing developer documentation, that is, documents that have other developers as target users. The idea of Docs as Code is to employ the same workflows for the… Continue reading How I learned Git, forgot it, and re-learned it