Vehbi Sinan Tunaliogluthenegation.hashnode.dev·Aug 11, 2024Executable Blog Posts: Second TakeThis is a second take for my previous blog post Abusing Haskell: Executable Blog Posts. This time, I am going to improve the solution with a Lua filter for pandoc. Background One week ago, I published a blog post, Abusing Haskell: Executable Blog Pos...Haskell
Bernice Choybernicecpz.hashnode.dev·May 22, 2024[DH] Manage Document Formats with PandocPreviously... In my previous article in this series, I shared about the use of Markdown document and Pandoc to aid in note-taking and writing documentation. It's common to have to follow a standardised document format for a project requirements. In t...48 readsDocumentation Habitsmarkdown
Bernice Choybernicecpz.hashnode.dev·May 22, 2024[DH] Markdown: The Medium for CollaborationContext As an early-career engineer, I've noticed that many engineers dislike writing documentation. I'm curious about exploring ways to ease their reluctance to begin. The simplest form of documentation is found in almost every version control repos...Documentation Habitsmarkdown
David Carrdcblogdev.hashnode.dev·Jun 19, 2022Generate PDF and Epub files using PandocI write my books using Markdown. Using a tool called Pandoc you can convert Markdown files into PDF's and Epub files. Lets take a look at the commands. Install Pandoc with Homebrew brew install pandoc Converte a .md file to .pdf aka generate a PDF pa...582 readspdf
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