Auto-published notes
Drop an HTML handbook into notes/. The build reads its headings, word count and reading time, then lists it everywhere — no template edits, no config.
Power BI · DAX · Power Query handbooks
Handbooks that answer the question before the meeting
Deep, opinionated notes on Power BI modelling, DAX time intelligence, Power Query and SQL Server setup — written while solving real reports, published as a fast static site you can read or print.
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Handbooks online
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Printable PDFs
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Minutes of reading
Why this exists
Notes worth keeping, published the moment they change
Every handbook started as a working file. Instead of letting it rot in a folder, the repository turns it into a readable page and a printable PDF — automatically.
Printable PDF handbooks
Each note ships with a print-ready companion. Take it into a workshop, mark it up, hand it to a client — the layout is designed for paper, not for a scroll bar.
Reader mode with a live TOC
Notes open in a distraction-free reader: sticky table of contents, active-section highlighting and a progress bar so a 20-minute reference never feels endless.
Search and filters that keep up
Type to filter the library by title, topic or tag — results update as you type, entirely in the browser. Press / anywhere to jump into the search box.
Dark mode that respects you
The theme follows your system by default, remembers your choice after that, and paints before first render — so there is no white flash at 11pm. Toggle it with T.
Zero tracking, static hosting
No analytics, no cookies, no third-party scripts, no backend. Plain files on GitHub Pages — which is also why the pages load before you finish blinking.
Latest notes
Freshly updated from the library
The three most recently edited handbooks, straight from the content manifest.
How it works
Three steps from a working file to a published handbook
Add the file
Save the handbook as HTML in notes/, or the printable version as a PDF in pdfs/. Naming is the only convention — matching stems link a note to its download.
Push to GitHub
A commit triggers the workflow. It scans both folders, sanitises each handbook into its own page, extracts titles, headings, tags and sizes, and checks every link before publishing.
The site rebuilds itself
GitHub Pages redeploys and the new handbook appears in the library, in search, in the counters above and in the downloads page. No code changes required.
Start reading
Pick a handbook and go
Everything is free to read, free to download and free of accounts. If a note saves you an afternoon, that is the whole point.