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I'd love to use Confluence, however, it's incredibly resource intensive and requires a lot of admin time. Furthermore, JAVA is something I know little to nothin
by brianjking 11y ago
I'd love to use Confluence, however, it's incredibly resource intensive and requires a lot of admin time. Furthermore, JAVA is something I know little to nothing about so it makes me a bit uncomfortable.
For distributing documentation I really enjoy using MkDocs (http://mkdocs.org http://mkdocs.org) or Daux.io (http://daux.io http://daux.io) as both are written in markdown and then generated into responsive HTML/CSS sites that can easily be versioned with Github or Bitbucket or any other version control application.
- brianjking 11y agoWhile the generating & updating of documentation and pushing to a server may be "too technical" MkDocs makes it pretty easy to deploy to Github Pages or generate the HTML to a static directory that can be deployed to a private location. You could have a simple git hook that looks for new commits and re-publish HTML files and then deploy those with something like Deploybot (http://deploybot.com/ http://deploybot.com/). In terms of authoring the content it's simple Markdown formatting, pretty simple to get the hang of. However, it lacks the file upload functionality you're asking for.