On 10/19/20 12:12 AM, juli...@i2pmail.org wrote:
There's a saying, "Sorry I didn't have time to write less." :)
Indeed that is true! Glad you see the need.
About the choice between Hugo or Jekyll,
The choice is Hugo, Jekyll was not a consideration.
I realize that some may like the speed of
This is great. I'm relatively new Darktable but felt the need to refine the
copy. Reducing written word down to its core parts does take time.
There's a saying, "Sorry I didn't have time to write less." :)
About the choice between Hugo or Jekyll, I realize that some may like the speed
of Hugo,
Hey Torsten,
Minimalism is a basic tenant of technical writing. We should strive to
convey the "thing" in question using the fewest words and image to (1)
reduce the maintenance overhead and (2) more words/images generally do
not make the "thing" clearer, in fact, quite the opposite. It often
Hallöchen!
A question from a prospective reader rather than author: Why do you
want to keep the number of words and images to a minimum? FWIW, I
find both very helpful when reading about complex matters.
Regards,
Torsten.
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Hallöchen!
Moritz Moeller writes:
> [...]
>
> With the above in mind – if I were to start a documentation
> project now I'd probably use this:
> https://myst-parser.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
>
> Which is kinda ReST + MD having a baby. :)
IMHO, reStructuredText is not complicated enough for such
