I am a professional DevOps Engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the internet industry. I am an avid Linux lover and supporter of the open-source movement philosophy.
Location
Sofia, Bulgaria
Work
Developer Advocate at Materialize | Community Manager at DigitalOcean | Co-Founder at DevDojo
Thanks for the feedback! Writing an eBook has been on my list for a very long time, probably if it was not for Ibis I would have not done it.
Ibis is great if you are used to Markdown in general. I would say that it is very straightforward to get started with it and it is definitely worth it as you can keep your drafts in Git/GitHub.
I will probably record a quick video on how to use Ibis!
Btw, I've built a small website to showcase the eBook and added an interactive Bash training using Katacoda submitted it for the DigitalOcean & DEV hackathon, you can check it out here:
Bravo! You have done what I have been wanting to do. Alas, I am too much of a perfectionist... ;))
Question:
I saw you 'compiled' your book with Ibis. How did you like working with it. Would you recommend it? How was the learning curve?
I have experimented with Gitbook and Bookdown (Since I use R a lot!) but the learning curve (or non-intuitive approach) puts me off.
Hi there Matt 👋
Thanks for the feedback! Writing an eBook has been on my list for a very long time, probably if it was not for Ibis I would have not done it.
Ibis is great if you are used to Markdown in general. I would say that it is very straightforward to get started with it and it is definitely worth it as you can keep your drafts in Git/GitHub.
I will probably record a quick video on how to use Ibis!
Btw, I've built a small website to showcase the eBook and added an interactive Bash training using Katacoda submitted it for the DigitalOcean & DEV hackathon, you can check it out here:
dev.to/bobbyiliev/introduction-to-...