Using Jekyll to create outputs that can be used as Pandoc inputs. In short - input markdown, output mobi, epub, pdf, and print-ready pdf. With a focus on fiction.
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Source for Codewriting (book) and the Codewriting/Code the Docs (site/blog)
open-source
documentation
devops
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markup
asciidoc
learning-by-doing
collaborative-editing
documentation-toolchain
self-publishing
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A simple way to showcase an open source book work-in-progress.
jekyll
theme
font
books
icons
blogging
leanpub
tweaks
showcase
font-icons
authors
self-publishing
lulu
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amwriting
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CMS repo for the book DurableDrupal Content Migration Rescue: AWebFactory.com
php
drupal
pandoc
structured-content
full-stack-development
self-publishing
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Helpinator Manual published in LeanPub-flavored Markdown. The resulting LeanPub book: http://leanpub.com/helpinatormanual
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Input markdown, output mobi, epub, and print-ready pdf using PowerShell. With a focus on fiction.
books
latex
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pandoc
ebook
publishing
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latex-template
authoring
pdf-generation
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pandoc-templates
self-publishing
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