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I'm personally a huge fan of `mdbook`, which seems to be the Rust equivalent of R's `bookdown`. I've switched out internal documentation over to it from `gitboo
by thomascgalvin 6y ago
I'm personally a huge fan of `mdbook`, which seems to be the Rust equivalent of R's `bookdown`. I've switched out internal documentation over to it from `gitbook`.
https://github.com/rust-lang/mdBook https://github.com/rust-lang/mdBook
- asicsp 6y ago+1 for mdBook, easy to install (as compared to say honkit [0], a gitbook fork, that requires npm). I've recently started using it to generate web version of my ebooks. [0] https://github.com/honkit/honkit https://github.com/honkit/honkit
- miguendes 6y agomdBook is nice indeed but it still lacks a proper way to create PDFs. `bookdown` has a very smooth way to do that. The only thing I don't like is that is very R centric in terms of syntax for adding tables, graphs and whatnot. It's not pure markdown. For things that will be online only mdBook is great. I'm currently testing honkit which is a gitbook-cli fork and it seems OK.
- faceplanted 6y ago> It's not pure markdown. Be fair, it's not trying to be and not claiming to either.