Is Github becoming a popular place for blogging simply because my coworkers will think I'm doing a code review and not reading about Neapolitan Pizza?
If so, thank you for your service. It's working.
If so, thank you for your service. It's working.
On a serious note, Github could be a good place for blogging because you can get CI to check your code examples, and even to lint your spelling, as well as get readers to supply PR's to fix any errors they see.
EDIT: GIT+Blockchain+Blogs for the future (patent pending)
Not sure what to call it. Crowd-typos? Crowdfix?
I have yet to get any comments, but I suspect that's because most people don't know it's there.
- As Outlook: https://pcottle.github.io/MSOutlookit/
- As Word: http://pcottle.github.io/MSWorddit/
- As Code: http://codereddit.com/
Sure, Github's repo interface probably isn't optimal, but it's not much worse than a minimal personal blog/template. And if you're not concerned with the dev pieces you've at least got the actual no-frills content right there in front of you.