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May 6, 2024

RĂ©daction durable avec Pandoc et Markdown | Programming Historian

Cette leçon vous apprendra d’abord les notions de base de Markdown — une syntaxe de balisage facile Ă  lire et Ă©crire — ainsi que Pandoc, un outil en ligne de commande qui permet de convertir du texte brut en diffĂ©rents types de fichiers bien formatĂ©s : PDF, .docx, HTML, LaTeX, diaporama, et plus encore. À l’aide de Pandoc comme outil de composition numĂ©rique, vous pouvez utiliser la syntaxe Markdown pour ajouter des figures ou une bibliographie, et changer facilement de style de citation, par exemple de Chicago Ă  MLA, le tout en utilisant du texte brut.

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The guide to kubectl I never had. - DEV Community
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kubectl is the CLI tool used to communicate to the Kubernetes API it can seem simple at first but can quickly get complicated.
So in this blog post, I aim to write the guide I wish I had when I started. Focusing first on command syntax and useful commands, before moving on to the vibrant ecosystem of plugins and tools built to expand the functionalities of kubectl and Kubernetes.
Sharing tips and tricks along the way as well as a helpful kubectl cheatsheet at the end. 📋

Typelevel Typescript: A cheat sheet - DEV Community
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Type-level programming in TypeScript involves using types as values and manipulating them to achieve various tasks at compile time. Here's an exhaustive list of elements and techniques commonly used in type-level programming in TypeScript.

Ryan Mulligan
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This is a website made by me, Ryan Mulligan, a front-end builder of the web and fellow passenger through space and time.