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GitHub Repos
Sadly by necessity some of my repos are private. Those that are private are clearly marked. For those that are, please don’t ask me to share the code, because I can’t. They’re listed here purely for my reference.
- RefactoringExamples (PRIVATE)
- The original markdown for my series of refactoring articles that are being published on Martin Fowler’s site. Contains some useful notes about basic markdown rules and capabilities.
- The repo for this website wot you are looking at right now: clare-wiki-ably
- The repo I created when I was experimenting with creating a vanilla Jekyll site: clare-wiki-jekyll
Docs and Blog Posts and Useful Tools
- The Jekyll section on this site.
- Some useful notes about basic markdown rules and capabilities.
- Suggested markdown editors for iOS (these are the ones I use): iAWriter and Working Copy
- Suggested markdown editor for Mac (I use this a little but mostly I use VS Code): Byword
- Another Mac markdown editor to try (I can’t remember whether I ever actually tried this): Uranusjr
- Table of contents (toc) tools
- This site is built on markdown, and I’ve used various tools for that, which I’ve documented here:
- RefactoringExamples: I created various useful scripts when I did the first markdown version of my Martin Fowler refactoring article. They’re all documented in my RefactoringExamples repo (private only, I’m afraid).
- That repo also contains some useful notes about basic markdown rules and capabilities.