Because this project lives online, I’ve used a fair amount of technology to get it there. First, I converted all the articles1 present into plain text files, which are viewable here. Then, I used John McFarlane’s venerable document preparation system pandoc, along with a makefile to compile the text sources to HTML using this template. The compiled HTML is what you’re reading now.2
+Because this project lives online, I’ve used a fair amount of technology to get it there. First, I converted all the articles1 present into plain text files, which are viewable from here. Then, I used John McFarlane’s venerable document preparation system pandoc, along with a makefile to compile the text sources to HTML using this template. The compiled HTML is what you’re reading now.2
To host the project, I’m using Github, an online code-collaboration tool with the version control system git under the hood. This enables me (and you, dear Reader!) to explore the path of revision even more, from beginning to end, based on my commits to the repository. You can view the repository and its changes and files at my Github profile.3