Open webknjaz opened 5 years ago
I'm glad you liked it! :) Yes, I definitely have some plans to publish these notes in HTML format, but I'd like to separate technical notes from the others first (or find a way to publish only the technical ones)
(Also, sorry for my very late response. I was busy with my relocation and the whole process is finally completed just a week ago.)
Nice! I'm pretty sure that someone would find interesting non-technical notes as well...
As for separation of technical notes, I may suggest just forking the repo and removing non-technical from one repo + removing technical from another. This way you'll keep the history derived from the same base Git tree.
P.S. Given that you've got a lot of markdown there I'd probably suggest using GitBook as it works with those out of the box.
P.P.S. You don't need to apologize for living your life. It's open source and good citizens would understand resource restrictions automatically, though bad ones aren't worth attention in general :)
Hi, google lead me to your notes (memoryview one to be precise) and it looks like you've got a lot of interesting stuff in here :)
I just wanted to suggest you to publish this as ghpages web site. This can be done by using Jekyll or any other static website generator and here's an autodeployment helper if you decide to go for custom generator + Travis CI for autopublishing: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/deployment/pages
P.S. Thanks for the public notes anyway! P.P.S. Another reason for having a web-site is that I've noticed not only md files but also html, which are not readable in a comfortable way right from the GitHub UI :)