Anne Gentle (to All):

http://pages.github.com << This is the GitHub tool that lets you host websites/pages directly from a GitHub repo.

Anne Gentle (to All):

http://jekyllrb.com/ << Jekyll "Transform your plain text into static websites and blogs."

Anne Gentle (to All):

http://www.slideshare.net/annegentle/git-and-github-for-documentation << hour-long slide deck about using GitHub for documentation

Tom Johnson (to All):

My Jekyll Documentation Theme: https://github.com/tomjohnson1492/documentation-theme-jekyll

Tom Johnson (to All):

Or go to http://idratherbewriting.com and click Jekyll on the top navigation bar.

Richard Mateosian (to All):

I've used slack for several clients

Anne Gentle (to All):

https://slack.com/ << Messaging app for teams.

Richard Mateosian (to All):

Chatting is chatting, not documentation

Richard Mateosian (to All):

If you use the free version of Slack, you can't look back very far

Anne Gentle (to All):

https://enterprise.github.com/home << "The tools developers love, on your servers."

Anne Gentle (to All):

https://opensource.com/business/15/7/continuous-integration-and-continuous-delivery-documentation << Article about CI/CD for docs

Richard Mateosian (to All):

I'm working on a DITA project using Perforce, but you could do the same with Git

Richard Mateosian (to All):

Translation memory

Richard Mateosian (to All):

In translation, as in other pursuits, there is no magic

Anne Gentle (to All):

Please do feel free to email me at annegentle @ justwriteclick.com.

Anne Gentle (to All):

For REST API, see http://www.programmableweb.com/api-research

Tom Johnson (to All):

Here's some API info for you: http://idratherbewriting.com/restapicourse/

Tom Johnson (to All):

And http://idratherbewriting.com/publishingapidocs/

Tom Johnson (to All):

also https://www.udemy.com/api-documentation-1-json-and-xml/learn/?couponCode=idrather#/

Tom Johnson (to All):

one more: https://www.udemy.com/learn-api-technical-writing-2-rest-for-writers/learn/