Hello, thank you for being here.

This site is a demo used to learn markdown. I have always looked at markdown with a rather curious face. I started working with markdown a few years back, but then I did not know what I can really do with it except write project documentations. Markdown started having an impact on me when I learned that it can be used to make some "colourful" readme's. My first markdown documenation was literally just a text file, I mean it had nothing "colourful" in it. I later learned of tools that can make great readme's. I was so amazed. I went on and put my all into it, and boy was I in for a ride. I'll just link it here.

So after that, fancy readme's kind of became a thing for me, I'd just see them everywhere. The turning point, when I decided I was going to learn markdown, was when Chris Titus showcased his site that he built with markdown. I was amazed - poof! It was fast and the web pages were flawless, so I thought, "Why not try it..." And, well, here we are.

I'll keep on learning markdown, thanks to a book I found online by Matt Cone.

Publishing this site has been made possible by Docusaurus and deployed using Netlify which I also saw, for the first time, in one of Chris Titus's videos on Youtube.

All the code is housed in this directory on Github.

Kind Regards,

Brian Mulwa.