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+title: Yes You Can Use GitHub Pages with Python Sphinx
+excerpt: "Learn some pro tips to build Python Sphinx developer docs to both GitHub Pages and your local system."
+last_modified_at: Sat Apr 20 09:43:00 CDT 2019
+categories: articles
+tags: [github, git, python, sphinx, documentation, developer, docs]
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+If you prefer to write in ReStructured Text instead of Markdown for your technical documentation, you're in good company. There are quite a few benefits to using Sphinx, Python, RST, and Sphinx extensions because these tools are custom-built with developer documentation in mind.
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+Another great offering is GitHub Pages, with automatic publishing when a known branch, such as master or gh-pages is updated.
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+I've been working on a talk titled, "Make an Instant Web Site with Webhooks" for DevNet Create. In it, I show how to publish and host on GitHub Pages, which is built to use Jekyll by default, using Python Sphinx instead.
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