Markdown, reStructuredText, AsciiDoc: Comparison
When teams move technical documentation into Git, one of the first practical questions is deceptively simple: What format should we write in?
Docs for people since 2007 | The complex simply
Docs for people since 2007 | The complex simply
When teams move technical documentation into Git, one of the first practical questions is deceptively simple: What format should we write in?
Docs-as-code isn’t about turning writers into developers. It’s about giving them the tools to work smarter, collaborate better, and build scalable documentation. Yes, Git and AsciiDoc have a learning curve, but with the right support, they become empowering, not intimidating.
(Yes, Already) When Maya and her co-founder launched their dev tool startup, they had one priority: build fast. They were doing all the right things. Ship quickly. Collect feedback. Stay lean.But after their launch, a pattern emerged.
While working for Applifting, I organized another Technical Writers’ Workshop in collaboration with CZ.NIC and Vendula. I presented on the topic of “Levelling The Czech Playing Fields” in Technical Writing. Presented in English with Czech material included in the video.