Any 'e-books' that are hosted on GitHub?

[AnaisUrlichs]

Heya, I am currently doing a challenge called "100 Days of Kubernetes" for each day, I write done a selection of notes on my public notion page. Those notes are obviously not perfect. Thus, I would like to allow others to contribute.

Does anyone know of examples, in a large number of notes is hosted on GitHub? This would be highly appreciated for inspiration.

Thanks to everyone in advance 🙂

[BOLT04]

Hi @AnaisUrlichs 😃, I don't know any examples that use GitHub to host their notes but while searching I found this repo: https://github.com/darshanime/notes. It doesn't publish the notes as a website, but it's kinda similar to what you wanted.

Your idea sounds great 👍 💯! This might not be the same as notes but awesome lists usually get a lot of traction and contribution, for example, this one on Kubernetes: https://github.com/ramitsurana/awesome-kubernetes.

Hope that helped 😃.

[anais-codefresh]

Hey @BOLT04 thank you for your reply, this definitely gives me some inspiration :)

[eddiejaoude]

Your notes are great!! 👍

I host an ebook on GitHub, it is a bit outdated now, but the principles still the same https://github.com/eddiejaoude/book-open-source-tips

• Asciidocs (but can use markdown)
• AsciiDoctor to generate PDF and website
• GitHub Pages to host
• GitHub Action to deploy (mine is currently on TravisCI but it is on my list to migrate over)

[anais-codefresh]

Thank you for the suggestions @eddiejaoude :)

[mikeysan]

In addition to the ideas above, you could also look into something like GitHub pages and Jekyll . This is the same as GitHub pages, but you would be using Jekyll to make the process of creating each page easier; if I understood the documentation correctly. :)

[anais-codefresh]

Ah, thank you for your input, this sounds interesting :) will take a look

[eddiejaoude]

What did you decide to use @anais-codefresh ?