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Any equivalent of GitHub or HTML docs for open-source projects?
Sun, 2011-06-19, 19:08
Sometime this week (it was going to be this weekend, but that's a software deadline for you) I'll but putting up the most recent version of Rex, a package to make it easier (much easier, I think) to write, test, and use regexes, especially if they are rather complex. Being a doc guy at heart, I've written some nice HTML as a user's manual for the package. I'd like to put it up online, but have no idea where to do so. I need a site that allows me to put up a (not terribly long) page with any accompanying style sheet. Perhaps GitHub allows this and I just didn't see it when I went looking? Anyway, tips much appreciated.
Thanks,Ken
Thanks,Ken
Sun, 2011-06-19, 22:17
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Re: Any equivalent of GitHub or HTML docs for open-source proje
Ah, that's neat (if slightly convoluted). Thanks!
Ken
Ken
On Sun, Jun 19, 2011 at 2:08 PM, Ken McDonald wrote:
> Sometime this week (it was going to be this weekend, but that's a software
> deadline for you) I'll but putting up the most recent version of Rex, a
> package to make it easier (much easier, I think) to write, test, and use
> regexes, especially if they are rather complex. Being a doc guy at heart,
> I've written some nice HTML as a user's manual for the package. I'd like to
> put it up online, but have no idea where to do so. I need a site that allows
> me to put up a (not terribly long) page with any accompanying style sheet.
> Perhaps GitHub allows this and I just didn't see it when I went looking?
It does: "The GitHub Pages feature allows you to publish content to
the web by simply pushing content to one of your GitHub hosted
repositories. There are two different kinds of Pages that you can
create: User Pages and Project Pages..."
http://pages.github.com/