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This article presents a curated list with modern, open-source documentation generators useful when we want to explain in deep how a ...
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Docsify deserves a closer look.
Both front and back ends of docsify are suitable for use, no nodejs or any other runtime/compilation tools are needed, only html + markdown
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Regarding the search, can you provide more information?
I wonder how the default search feature manages a large index (1k pages or more).
Currently I have not used docsify to build a large online document (the company has its own wiki system), but the largest online document I have built using it is zhuyanxue.liuli.moe/#/, which contains 404 files , 32878 words, no major problems have been encountered in the search
Noted.
I will try hexo/hugo - Ty!
The Lighthouse score for Docsify looks a little bit lower than MkDocs (just run it on your deployment).
Any tweaks to improve the score?
Performance is difficult to become a decisive factor in most application scenarios, especially in this era when hardware is worthless. . .
I'm ok with accessing and consume good documentation rendered by a SPA but Google is the bad guy in this equation.
Anyway, .. this is not a show stopper, for me at least, to use Docsify.
Thanks again for your time!
Noted, Ty!
Don't see anything related to search. There is a native plugin available?
Ty!
Nice list! Ty!
I just wanted to mention that for public technical docs Algolia IS free using DocSearch - docsearch.algolia.com/. Just a small note since I saw this article mentions its not free. Thanks!