JBake

Configure Gradle to trigger JBake on post-compilation.

Aggregate Javadoc and Asciidoc files from sub-projects.

Use JBake to render the unified site.

Deploy the output to an internal Nginx server.

Write blog posts in Markdown.

Use a custom Groovy template for the layout.

Bake the site locally to verify formatting.

Push to GitHub to trigger a GitHub Action for deployment.

Define a custom 'roadmap' content type.

Add roadmap items as individual files with status tags.

Use a Freemarker template to iterate through status tags.

Generate a visual roadmap page statically.

Structure folders by engineering department.

Use Asciidoc for complex diagrams and tables.

Integrate JBake with a CI/CD pipeline for PR previews.

Merge and auto-deploy to internal hosting.

Use JBake configuration profiles for different clients.

Apply client-specific CSS and logos during the bake.

Inject client names into the content using template variables.

Generate separate output directories for each client.

Generate a completely static HTML site with no external dependencies.

Optimize images for local storage constraints.

Include the JBake /output folder in the hardware's firmware image.

Serve locally via a lightweight embedded web server.

Store course content in structured Markdown files.

Use metadata to track difficulty levels and estimated time.

Generate a dynamic index page based on difficulty tags.

Export the site to a static host for student access.