- Brainstorming mind-mapping tools Interesting mind-mapping tools
- Recommended Reading for Technical Writers Must-read books for technical writers.
- How to optimize images Optimize images
- How to create GIFs on a Mac Create GIFs
- Viewing hidden files on Mac A look at how to easily view the hidden files on your Mac
- Setting up a git workspace Instructions for setting up your git workspace.
- My working environment Examples and code for displaying images in posts.
- Using icons as fonts This a look at how to use icons as a font on a website.
- First post So this is the first post of my first crack at creating a simple blog site to document the process of trying out new tools and the path to becoming a better technical writer. In this first post, let’s take a look at what I’m hoping to get out of this creating this site, the technical specifcations behind the site, and ideas for what to write about.
- MathJax Example MathJax is a simple way of including Tex/LaTex/MathML based mathematics in HTML webpages. To get up and running you need to include the MathJax script in the header of your github pages page, and then write some maths. For LaTex, there are two delimiters you need to know about, one for block or displayed mathematics , and the other for inline mathematics .
