Integrating Semantic Versioning into MfGames Writing
How to release a novel or story using MfGames Writing.
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Theming for MfGames Writing
Branding requires a distinct style for writing. Here is how you customize a theme for MfGames Writing to match.
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Additional Formats for MfGames Writing
There are a number of different formats that can be used to generate MfGames Writing output, these are the basics.
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Working with MfGames Writing, CI, and Docker
How to use a continual integration (CI) server to publish projects.
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Adding Content to MfGames Writing
Introduction on how to add different types of content to a MfGames Writing project.
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First Steps Using MfGames Writing (GitLab, NPM)
The initial steps for setting up a new project for publication.
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The Evolution of MfGames Writing
A brief history and reasoning behind MfGames Writing.
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State of writing with Markdown, YAML, and Git 2017
A year ago, at one of my more successful panels at WisCon, I was on a panel with K. Tempest Bradford and Kristine Smith talking about writing processes. I got to see a lot of cool gadgets but I also got a chance to talk about my processes of writing with Markdown, YAML, and Git.
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Writing with Markdown and YAML
I realized that it's been a while since I wrote up how I write with Markdown and YAML. This is the current state of my technique of writing.
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Messing with Markdown
I spent the last few weeks working on the beginning of an event-based Markdown parser. I know why, but I've fallen into a rabbit hole that threatens to swallow me.
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Author Intrusion - Names
One of the complexities of authors is their names. I want to avoid making an assumption of how they are displayed and used. At the same time, I want to reuse the logic to handle character names within the story.
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Author Intrusion - A black triangle CLI
I reached the first visible moment in Author Intrusion with command-line tool that does one thing, convert Markdown into DocBook formats.
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