Some great tools to create a static site from your markdown documentation

When we are working on a project, we are writing a lot of documentation about the project, how works the application...

Depending on the documentation, generally technical people need access to, but sometimes you want to let it available for non-technical people. But they don't know how to use github (or don't have the access if it's a private project) or else to go to your markdown files.

So here are useful tools to be able to generate a static website from your markdown files.

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MkDocs

WebSite

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Read the docs

WebSite

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Sphinx

Website

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VuePress

Thanks to Socola Đại Ca for this one

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Hugo

Thanks to Roneo.org for this one

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I hope it will help you!

Comments

[Roneo.org]

I'm using Hugo daily on roneo.org, It's convincing and easily scalable for huge projects. It's often considered as the fastest engine for converting Markdown to HTML

[Maxime Guilbert]

Thanks for this new reference, I will add it to the post!

[Socola Đại Ca]

I recommend vuepress

[Maxime Guilbert]

Thanks for this reference, I didn't know it. I will add it to the list