Below is a collection of user guides I have created for a variety of software products.
TortoiseGit provides a helpful user interface for administering Git in Windows File Explorer.
This is an article written for technical writers who are new to Git.
Merging branches in Git can be an intimidating process. This guide outlines how to easily merge branches using the TortoiseGit GUI.
Resolving merge conflicts using the Git command line interface can be a tedious process. This guide teaches users how to use the TortiseGit GUI to resolve merge conflicts.
SSH keys, if used properly, are a secure way to connect to your remote repositories using a version control system such as GitLab. This guide teaches users how to generate SSH keys with TortoiseGit and use them to securely update their remote repositories.
MadCap Flare is a robust content management system for creating documentation.
This guide teaches users how to use the MadCap Flare command line interface to automate the building and deployment of their documentation.
This guide teaches users how to break up large blocks of content inside of a note in MadCap Flare. This provides a cleaner display of content within a note.
Jenkins is an open-source tool that allows users to automate processes for a variety of projects.
This guide instructs users on how to use Jenkins to automatically run a custom job when changes are pushed to their Git repositories. Running custom jobs allow users to automatically deploy and publish their latest documentation updates.
Jekyll is a static site builder which allows users to create websites from Markdown files.
Using Jekyll and Markdown allows teams a simple and efficient way to publish their software documentation.
RekordBox is an industry-standard software that allows DJs to perform their music.
This guide gives new RekordBox users clear instructions getting up and running quickly. This guide also provides helpful software configurations that may not be obvious to new users.
WordPress is a powerful content management system that allows users to create custom websites.
XAMPP provides users a fast way to create a development environment. This guide instructs users on how to use XAMPP to create a local WordPress development environment.
This guide teaches users how to use Docker Compose to create a WordPress development environment.