Leanpub

• A platform for writing and publishing in [Markdown

• Can be integrated with Github and Bitbucket

• Automatic preview creation after push to Github

  • Files (PDF, MOBI, EPUB) created by the system side are shared through Dropbox integration

• Just follow the tutorial and you’ll be set up there in about 1 pomodoro.

• Table of contents is automatically generated.

• This kind of page is also generated

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• Leanpub Flavored Markdown

  • https://leanpub.com/help/manual
  • It’s Markdown with an extension of what’s missing when writing technical books.

• Code regions with title and syntax highlighting :

{title="Displays 'true!' since 0 is true in Ruby", lang=ruby}
~~~~~~~
if 0 then
  ...
end
~~~~~~~

• footnote :

Aaaa[^foo].

[^foo]: footnote
    and second line of footnote

This is how the link should appear in the sentence

• The actual footnotes are summarized in a chapter called Notes at the end of all of them (is that called a footnote?). Each sentence in the Notes is given a link to jump to the original location. The PDF version seems to show them at the bottom of the page as footnotes. The Japanese is garbled, but maybe the font is not embedded because I have the book set to the English version?

• https://leanpub.com/help/manual#leanpub-auto-switching-back-and-forth-between-language-fonts

• There is an order directing the use of Japanese fonts.

• image

  • ![An awesome sword](images/Sword.png)

eBooks

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