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AsciiDoctor-Diagram is an extension of Asciidoctor that enables you to create diagrams using plaintext directly in your AsciiDoc files. Asciidoctor-Diagram supports a number of formats, including:

There is considerable debate about the relative worth of enabling blog comments versus relying on social media channels, such as LinkedIn.

The Airspace blog template includes an image at the top of the blog. I like to make use of Creative Commons images but these usually require an attribution.

Initially Netlify was configured to build off the main branch, and I also made edits directly to the main branch on my local Git.

Hugo has its own syntax highlighting using Chroma, but I wanted to keep things consistent with typical AsciiDoc. The use of AsciiDoc markup in Hugo depends on AsciiDoctor, which supports a number of syntax highlighters:

Today I registered allthingsdocs.com through Netlify. The registration process is remarkably simple: Log in to Netlify. Choose the site for which you wish to register a domain.