jb … trying out some stuff.
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stay clear of using bloated sofwares that make jazy promises.
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that use classical UI to produce good documentents.
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that use complicated keyboard shortcuts.
Once you have done about a 1000 select clicks, mouse over, click, drag click, click drags, and you doc still looks like it took a granade, you’ll understand.
Use Testpad
, use Vim
, or just use plain old Notepad
. They are more productive, let you organize in your head rather than program and the features it offers decide you your art.
When I say use mark up, don’t head over to XML
/ DocBook
. They are meant for machines. Use something meant for humans: json
, haml
and now ascidoc
.
And yea, it in ruby
do:
gem install asciidoctor
then
asciidoctor -d HTML <filename>
will render a HTML document out of your markup.
asciidoctor -d DOCBOOK <filename>
to get a DOCBOOK xml for you article.