My Intro to Vale CLI
As I dove deeper into docs as code, I discovered something pretty cool: there are tools that can automate tasks like spell checking and style guide adherence, and you can run them right from your command line!
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View All TagsAs I dove deeper into docs as code, I discovered something pretty cool: there are tools that can automate tasks like spell checking and style guide adherence, and you can run them right from your command line!
In 2024, I focused on leveling up my technical writing skills, and here are four key achievements that defined my year:
It’s hard to believe it’s been almost three months since my July 5th post where I first talked about the magic of Mermaid. I’ve finally taken a stab at creating my own diagram. I based it on the swimlane diagram I originally developed for my Business Operation Process sample. However, I learned that Mermaid doesn’t support swimlane diagrams. In fact, you can refer to open GitHub issue #2028 to see the ever-growing list and demand to add swimlane functionality.
CS50 is Harvard's Introduction to Computer Science course. I first heard about it in 2020 during the pandemic lockdowns when there wasn't much to do at home. I tried taking the course then but didn't fully commit. I lost interest after the first week, mainly because I didn't have a good reason to learn computer science other than boredom.
It's been almost one week since I decided to move away from WordPress and onto a static site generator. I started my journey with Docusaurus and then stumbled upon MkDocs. I'm still unsure which generator I'll actually stick with, as I still have much to learn before making that decision. I do like that MkDocs supports Jinja.
All I know is that both Docusaurus and MkDocs are much better than WordPress 🤭 (for my portfolio, I mean—no disrespect to WordPress 😬).