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- Jekyll
- Ruby
- Markdown (Kramdown)
- Liquid
- Bootstrap
- Love ❤️
Anaëlle (@Anaelle1) - Stitch - Technical Documentation Engineer
Check out the other contributors to the Stitch Docs.
- SendGrid for inspiring us to overhaul and then open source our docs
- Tom Johnson for the theme that got us started
- Contributing to the Stitch Docs with Jekyll
- Jekyll Documentation
- Jekyll Talk: Community forum for all-things Jekyll.
- Jekyll Theme Documentation: Documentation for the the site's theme
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