Here you'll find my perpetually unfinished books. I make no promises. I have a job.
The AsciiDoc monorepo is nice because I can include sections in each book rather than repeat them if they are identical (such as how to start a terminal session). It also allows the building of applications that embed the content of the books. More on this in the book Autodidactic
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