Celebrating the beta release of Brian Hogan's latest book, Write Better with Vale!
๐Read more: https://bit.ly/42k8act
๐ebook: https://pragprog.com/titles/bhvale
#technicalwriting #documentation #valelinter #projectmanagment #pragprog #books
Celebrating the beta release of Brian Hogan's latest book, Write Better with Vale!
๐Read more: https://bit.ly/42k8act
๐ebook: https://pragprog.com/titles/bhvale
#technicalwriting #documentation #valelinter #projectmanagment #pragprog #books
#ValeLinter now provides linux/arm64 container images on #Docker Hub.
makes life easier for those of us writing docs on Linux ARM hardware (I use a ChromOS tablet with Linux sometimes)
I've added the ten most frequently-occurring words in ChatGPT output to my Vale (https://vale.sh/) configuration as words to avoid. If you use Vale, here's a rule for you https://studio.vale.sh/s/d3ec9a4b5ec5aba2fec4860c17e52d47
explore
captivate
tapestry
leverage
embrace
resonate
dynamic
testament
delve
elevate
This list of words courtesy https://aiphrasefinder.com/common-chatgpt-words/
I have developed an approach to integrate the #ValeLinter into the #Spectral API linter.
These are my rough notes in case they are useful. I will provide a better write up later.
Not sure if this is of general use, but I think I've discovered the easy way to install the #Vale (https://vale.sh/) linter into a #container image.
In your #dockerfile add a line
# Install Vale text linter
COPY --from=jdkato/vale:latest /bin/vale /usr/local/bin
and create a .vale.ini file in your project.
You can then run vale sync , vale source etc