A blog located at pretengineer.com.

Contributions, be it spelling, factual errors or argument modifications, are highly encouraged.

You'll notice a list of "authors" at the bottom of each post. This data comes from GitHub, so any change you make to the post will add you to this list automatically.

Fork the Pretengineer in Github and make your changes. Then, open a descriptive pull request against this repo. All changes are appreciated, no matter how small.

When changes are merged, they will automatically update http:https://pretengineer.com

If your change is small, I recommend using the edit functinality built into Github. Go to the post or file you wish to edit and press the "Edit" button. You can make your changes and commit with a message.

Once you've made your changes, when you visit the repository you should see a "Pull Request" button appear. Click that and follow the flow.

If you want to run the site locally to test how your changes look, you may follow these instructions.

Install Jekyll, the static site builder:

$ [sudo] gem install jekyll
...

Run the development server:

$ jekyll serve -w
...

By default, the server runs on http:https://localhost:4000.