Technical writing with Continuous Integration and docs-as-code
An article I wrote on GitHub for the docslikecode.com website: What if you could use GitHub, static site generators, and Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI/CD) for our documentation? I imagine you can track your backlog and get some metrics on the quality with their nice contributor graphs. I bet you could measure “docs drift” to […]
When you treat docs like code, you want to deploy that “code” to a web site. In our case, these code source files are doc source files. We want to see how something like a documentation site looks on a web site with a static site generator (SSG) like Jekyll. I had been practicing these […]
I like to point people to GitHub Pages when they want to learn Git. How about three options for learning Git and GitHub with doc projects?