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Tips for running virtual, in-person, and hybrid events Create the perfect blend of virtual and in-person events.
Generate web pages from Markdown with Docsify-This This open source tool makes it easier than ever to convert Markdown to web pages.
How I used guilt as a motivator for good Guilt is usually considered a negative emotion, but by steering it well, you can achieve surprising success.
3 reasons to host a docathon for your open source project A marathon for documentation is a great way to produce or improve the docs for your open source project.
Run a virtual conference using only open source tools Here's how to use open source tools to run your next virtual event.
Learn Lua with our new downloadable guide Whether you want to want to learn Lua to get into the gaming and media industry, or you're just interested in an easy scripting language with no upper limit, Lua is an…
How I do automated accessibility testing for my website Follow along with this example of performing accessibility tests in GitLab with Pa11y and Cypress on a Jekyll website.
Mapping the program counter back to the function name in your code This article covers how the mapping between source code and the executable binary is implemented with DWARF.
Automate OpenStack using Ansible Ansible offers unique flexibility when automating your infrastructure.
My favorite open source tools for personal finance Try one of these open source apps to keep your budget in check.
4 questions open source engineers should ask to mitigate risk at scale What do you do with a finite amount of time to deal with an infinite number of things that can go wrong?
