FYI - Markdown is simply a specific implementation of the category of languages we call Markup. For sure markup languages are the future way of documenting especially technical engineering projects, small and large.
This is a great video. Also it is not surprising that Hardware folks are never aware of JS frameworks. I have worked both on web application and embedded application. Never thought of making use of these js libraries for use. Thanks!!
Yes, you have identified the skill or awareness gap between the hardware and web developers correctly :) As I learn how to use these skills from both areas in IoT technologies, I hope to share them in such videos as well.
Great info,thanks, Many organisations still use microsoft word as primary documentation software, (ultimately it is duplicated in fancy Adobe suite but mostly it starts with ms word) which is probably worst choice. Text based document is way to go forward.
This is one of the best tech videos I've seen. Good balance of telling me about a couple things I hadn't seen before, and showing how to use. The completeness of your references and toc in the description was so useful.
omg, this is so good. I have been looking for something to draw a timing diagram for years. Do you have anything to draw geometric diagrams especially representing angles?
It's actually the August 2018 edition of Increment increment.com/about, a print and digital magazine by Stripe stripe.com: increment.com/documentation/
2:20 Cool tool, but the generator on github pages doesn't support it. Fortunately, you can include a third-party template. You do not need to copy the template to your repository. 👍
Yeah, all the Markdown-based documentation won't be supported when you view them on GitHub or any other Markdown reader. I prefer to simply render them as a webpage / HTML and send the URL to the readers. Either way, as you mentioned there are many other options 🙏🏼 Could you give an example of a third-party template? I didn't understand that part about copying the template to my repository 😅
@@sayanee Yes please. Here is an example of loading a third-party template, while graphs are drawn directly on the site. github.com/kc-doam/manual/ As it turned out, in the settings not needed. *plugins:* *- jekyll-remote-theme*
