Writing an InfoQ mini book with Asciidoctor by Matt Raible

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Channel: Devoxx · 2017 · Science & Technology

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Learn how to use Asciidoctor and Gradle to write a book that can be published as HTML, PDF, EPUB and MOBI. This session leverages my "infoq-mini-book" project on GitHub and shows how you can easily write a short technical book and have it published by InfoQ.

Matt Raible is a web developer and Java Champion. He loves to architect and build slick-looking UIs using CSS and JavaScript. When he's not evangelizing Okta and open source, he likes to ski with his family, drive his VWs, and enjoy craft beer.

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