Use this template to quickly start with your own interactive textbook that includes our "standard" selection of features and workflow to host your book on ....github.io/... https://teachbooks.github.io/template/
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Template

Update: Feb 23 transferred files from Risk and Reliability Book to set things up.

This will be the future home of the template book. Design philosophy:

  • people will fork this to create a book in as easy-as-possible a way
  • minimal changes should be made to the book contents itself, to prevent downstream merge conflicts
  • focus is mostly on providing a clean and simply view to the key features in our book repo (e.g., config files, scripts, markup flags, etc)