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I wanted to love Docusaurus because I'm more of a React guy and I like MDX, but I think Vuepress is better for writing a good documentation. Something in Docus
by thiht 5y ago
I wanted to love Docusaurus because I'm more of a React guy and I like MDX, but I think Vuepress is better for writing a good documentation.
Something in Docusaurus feels off. When you install it, you're not ready to go, there are a lot of things to clean and remove because it seems to be very tied to Facebook's use.
Maybe it's just me though.
- jimarcey 5y agoWhat theme are you using with Docusaurus? The classic theme (default). I am curious what you are seeing that is Facebook-specific that you are cleaning up. Would love to hear the feedback. Thanks!
- thiht 5y agoI remember removing the /blog part was tedious, because there were links in a lot of places. And once I removed it, it didn't build anymore. I'll give it another shot and see if I have the same feeling, if so I'll write a feedback
- slorber 5y agoFor sure, our init template contains a blog. You can definitively remove it ("blog: false" in preset config). If you remove it, you also need to remove the links to the blog, because it would lead to 404 errors. Docusaurus is fail-fast by default and try to prevent you to deploy broken sites, I understand how it can be annoying in some cases but consider it an useful feature
- thiht 5y agoI didn't know about the config parameter, is it recent? I don't remember finding it when I tried to remove it.
- slorber 5y agonot new, we have many sites that are just using the blog, or just using the docs. Example of just using the blog: https://blog.johnnyreilly.com/ https://blog.johnnyreilly.com/ https://blog.developersam.com/ https://blog.developersam.com/
- slorber 5y agoThat looks weird to me. Can you list any of those things that are tried to Facebook's use?