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www.djpeacher.com | ||
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bluegenes.github.io
I need to edit some documentation for our workflow projects dammit and elvers. These docs are set up in mkdocs, which I love for it's simplicity: I can write all my documentation in markdown, and mkdocs will take care of formatting and building html for web display. Thanks to Charles Reid for getting the lab on mkdocs a few years ago and for building us a custom theme back in 2018! |
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popey.com
My blog at popey.com/blog is hosted on a Bitfolk VPS, built from the Hugo source code in a public GitHub repo. My workflow for publishing a post goes like this: Use whatever machine Im sat at Clone the repo Add a new page, edit until ready Push directly to the main branch Early on in my use of Hugo, I was manually using hugo and rsync over SSH directly on the VPS. |
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www.argpar.se
A starting point on how to use github actions for python packages. Explains how to work with matrices and how that integrates with TOX. |
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blog.martincostello.com
Publishing a .NET application as a container image using the .NET SDK without needing a Dockerfile and attesting the provenance of the image with GitHub Actions. |
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