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akhmerov
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May 30, 2020
The example book created by jupyter-book create creates files with permissions 775. None of these files are really executable, and therefore the correct permissions should be 664 (or probably 644)
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jupyter-book create test; ls -al test
MathJax documentation. Beautiful math in all browsers. Beautifully documented.
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A compiler from Doxygen XML to reStructuredText -- hence, the name. It parses XML databases generated by Doxygen and produces reStructuredText for the Python documentation generator Sphinx.
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reStructuredText Language Support in Visual Studio Code
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《Reinforcement Learning: An Introduction》(第二版)中文翻译
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Mermaid diagrams in yours sphinx powered docs
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Source for esphome.io documentation files.
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This repository contains the pfSense Documentation
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Sphinx documentation Docker image with Python server and support for PlantUML and more.
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Unofficial Fedora FAQ in russian
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A Chat-Server/Chat-System based on AMQP protocol(RabbitMQ) + AMQP Python Client(PIKA) + Websockets(SockJS) + Async Python Server(Tornado)
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A Sphinx extension to display a JSON Schema
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SuSi: Python package for unsupervised, supervised and semi-supervised self-organizing maps (SOM)
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automatic setup and deployment for sphinx docs
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Fortran domain and autodoc extensions to Sphinx
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(Deprecated) Make Sphinx docs look like MDN
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A version of sphinx-apidoc with support for templating
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[WIP] A clean customizable documentation theme for Sphinx
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Sphinx plugin for generating RST on the fly from data files and templates.
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Source repository for the MapServer documentation, for the live website. Please submit pull requests to the master branch.
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Sphinx extension to generate a multi-lingual, multi-version sitemap for HTML builds
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Sphinx: pretty search results is an extension for the Sphinx documentation tool. To display search results, Sphinx is fetching the source files of search hits and rendering excerpts in raw markup. This extension removes the markup from these source files (during build time), so the search results look decent.
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Apr 21, 2020
The Windows screenshots in the introductory section look dated, because they were made with Windows 7, and Panda3D 1.8. We should redo them on Windows 10.
Examples of Haskell versions of Numpy usage
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The RPKI Documentation
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Python Tips for Data Scientist
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Our current
sitemap.xmlcovers the most basic case. Although, there are users with other needs that require a more customized sitemap.xml.We should implement the same mechanism that we do for custom
404.html, where we provide the most basic one (Maze found) with the ability to change it by adding your own404.htmlto the output generated by Sphinx.So, we could check first for `sitema