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Introduction

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My Books Documentation​

This documentation was created as a centralized hub for work notes, learning materials, and references for applications and technologies used in daily activities.

The documentation is organized like a structured digital notebook, making it easier to find materials, workflows, application configurations, and source code implementations.

Documentation Purpose​

Some of the main purposes of this documentation include:

  • Storing technical work notes
  • Documenting development processes
  • Saving application and server configurations
  • Storing internal tutorials
  • Serving as a reference for frameworks and libraries
  • Organizing learning materials systematically
  • Keeping troubleshooting notes and error solutions

Documentation Structure​

The documentation is organized based on technology categories or work requirements.

Example structure:

Each folder represents a specific module or topic.

Documentation Contents​

Some types of documentation included:

Development Notes​

  • Project structure
  • Coding standards
  • Feature implementation
  • API integration
  • Database design

Application Usage​

  • Installation guides
  • Application configuration
  • Deployment
  • Internal user guides

Infrastructure & Server​

  • Linux server setup
  • Docker containers
  • Reverse proxy
  • SSL configuration
  • Server monitoring

Technology Learning​

  • Rust
  • Python
  • CodeIgniter
  • JavaScript
  • Database
  • DevOps

Writing Format​

This documentation uses Markdown (.md) format because it is:

  • Easy to write
  • Easy to read
  • Lightweight
  • Git versioning friendly
  • Supports code blocks
  • Supports images and tables

Example code block:

fn main() {
    println!("Hello World");
}

Documentation Usage​

This documentation is used as:

  • Daily work reference
  • Personal knowledge base
  • Project documentation
  • Troubleshooting notes
  • System implementation archive

Versioning​

All documentation is stored in a Git repository so that changes can be tracked and managed properly.

Closing​

Good documentation helps maintain work consistency, speeds up troubleshooting, and simplifies learning and project maintenance processes in the future, and documentation build with technologies Docusaurus