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My solution (for personal notes etc) is to make a git repo with markdown files, then render it all with mkdocs on every push. In the past it was just a cron jo
by yabones 5y ago
My solution (for personal notes etc) is to make a git repo with markdown files, then render it all with mkdocs on every push. In the past it was just a cron job running on a dumb little webserver (git pull && mkdocs build) to push the new changes every x minutes. Nowadays it's a bit more sophisticated with netlify building on main & PRs. Both are completely valid!
Obviously it's not user-friendly at all. Only people who know how to use git can use it, which isn't great for collaboration with non-techie folks. Ideally, I'd build a little editor widget that could be embedded in the page...