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πŸ‘‹ Welcome to my blog

You're now checking the repository for my blog. If you want to read the blog, visit robdy.io.

πŸ“’ What content can you find here?

I'm writing about multiple technologies. Most of the content found here is about Microsoft 365, especially Teams. As I'm a 😻 big fan of automation 😻 you'll also find a lot of ⌨ PowerShell scripts. ⌨

My hobby is web development, so it's possible that some of the articles are my findings from learning process. I try to explain things as simple as possible and show step-by-step instructions.

πŸ“ How can you contribute?

If you see any error/typo, feel free to open an issue or (even better) go to blog folder and edit it. Then open a pull request so I can merge it.

πŸ›  What technologies were used to build the site?

Blog is built using Gatsby. I'm using Netlify to create build previews and deploy the website to GitHub Pages.

Content is being managed by Netlify CMS.

πŸ—οΈ Deploy configuration

The entire deployment process (including previews) is handled by Netlify.

✍ Article writing

Adding Table of Contents

Requires Markdown All in One in VS Code. The extension is already added to devcontainer.json.

In the article add:

## Table of Contents

Then, in the .vscode/settings.json add to the top of the markdown.extension.toc.omittedFromToc array:

    "src/pages/blog/2022-05-09-debugging-cli-microsoft365.mdx": [
      "## Prerequisites",
      "## Table of Contents"
    ],

The extension uses default settings:

  • toc.levels not set - all levels of heading are included

Hit Ctrl+Shift+P and choose

Adding table of contents in VS Code

ToC settings can be found on the extension page.

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My personal πŸ“ notes/blog. 🎯 Focused on PowerShell scripts and Microsoft 365. πŸ–± Created using Gatsby JS.

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