How to use Jekyll to create a versioned documentation site – configuration options for maintaining software and code versions with docs source versions.
Now You Can Learn the Lingo of GitHub for Docs
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 […]
How to Modernize a Docs Site: Explore Three Static Site Generators
Sometimes treating docs as code seems overly complicated. Let’s break it into component parts – static site generators, development environments, source control, continuous integration, hosting, deployment, and testing docs. Yes there is a stack here to learn, but now you can take tutorials one-at-a-time no matter where you are in a docs-as-code exploration. Go to […]