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I’m wanting to build a documentation tool for tech teams. There are many but I have various problems with each of them. I just want some quick and easy markdown
by codazoda 5y ago
I’m wanting to build a documentation tool for tech teams. There are many but I have various problems with each of them. I just want some quick and easy markdown based docs.
One thing stopping me, for some reason, is building a user system. I don’t want to support 3rd party login systems and I’m also having trouble getting motivation to roll my own.
- omarfarooq 5y ago> One thing stopping me, for some reason, is building a user system. I don’t want to support 3rd party login systems and I’m also having trouble getting motivation to roll my own. Come on, don't let table stakes stop you from progressing. I'm personally researching https://clerk.dev/ https://clerk.dev/ By the way, Slash of Code looks great — just purchased a set and will be working on it this weekend. :)
- readonthegoapp 5y agomaybe i'm misunderstanding, but some web frameworks have built-in or easily-bolted-on and free user systems, like Laravel with various 'Starter Kits', or 'auth' i think is the one for django, or 'horus' and others for Pyramid, etc. and, you can pay for boilerplate saas/subscriptions/payments functionality for most frameworks now -- some are realtively cheap ($99 Laravel Spark) or medium ($299 saas pegasus/django) and more expensive for ruby/jam/node/etc.