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jekyll License Hits-of-Code Availability at SixNines

Here is the White Paper.

Join our Telegram group to discuss it all live.

If you want to contribute with an article, you should just submit a pull request with your new file in _drafts directory. You can use the existing example.md file as an example. Just create a copy of it, rename and make the necessary changes. Then, leave it in the _drafts directory and submit a pull request.

Here you can find the list of topics we are interested in.

If you want to see how your article looks in web, you can "run" the blog rendering engine locally. To do that, you will have to install Ruby 2.3+, Rubygems, and Bundler. Then, run this:

$ bundle update
$ bundle exec jekyll serve --future --drafts

Then, open this URL in your browser: http://localhost:4000. You may continue making changes to your text in the _drafts directory and refresh the page.

Please, make sure your blog post looks brilliant before submitting a pull request.

Thanks for reading us and writing with us!