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If you want an idea: A SaaS to host product guides with good i18n. - Gitbook.io doesn't support i18n well. Not SEO friendly and not language detector. - Readme

If you want an idea: A SaaS to host product guides with good i18n. - Gitbook.io doesn't support i18n well. Not SEO friendly and not language detector. - Readme.io is too expensive for just product docs. - Hosting with NextJS etc.. is a pain if you need to support i18n and edit content using markdown.

stuartjohnson12 4y ago
Mintlify are probably the guys who will close on this one first. Great team, moving very fast.
- marcopicentini 4y ago
  They do not support multi language.
achempion 4y ago
document360 support i18n
hoofhearted 4y ago
I’m working on something now that solves just this. I had to build out a Next app last year with a seamless looking blog and docs site. I struggled to find real solutions, so I ended up getting in touch with Marco from Plausible to get some advice. He helped me to figure out their stack, and I replicated it to my project. I released a dope next app with a markdown powered blog and docs site that looked amazing. I’m working on releasing a free cli tool for frontend devs based off this work. I’d love some feedback and watches on GitHub if anyone is interested. Link is in my bio. SHOW HN and IH coming soon :)
- marcopicentini 4y ago
  Please let me know if you have a beta or link so we can test it as soon is live.
  - hoofhearted 4y ago
    Hey Marco, check out the MVP that I launched! Could I get some feedback?
    - marcopicentini 4y ago
      I would created as a Saas with: - multi language. Default translated using deepL and then a translator can check and review using a WYSIWYG editor. - alternative html SEO tag for Google. - Tailwind syntax template
- rambambram 4y ago
  For your interest, I clicked through to your website from Github and it gave me a 'site not secure' prompt from my browser (desktop Firefox).
  - hoofhearted 4y ago
    How about now? Is it still saying it’s not secure?
  - hoofhearted 4y ago
    Thank you for checking it out! Much appreciated. Yeah, I have a few hypothesis that I am going to prove using the Elegant tool that I’m working on. The first hypothesis is that I’m going to use Elegant itself to scaffold out the documentation. So when the domain is live, Elegant will be ready for beta testing. I hope to get some content up on the domain this week! Thanks for pointing this out.
SamyPesse 4y ago
GitBook founder here :) We are working on multiple aspects of the products that should cover a lot of this (improved i18n, SEO, faster rendering)! Would love to get your feedback on what you would like to see improved exactly on our SEO friendliness and i18n support. We have an open GitHub community for feedback; https://github.com/GitbookIO/community/discussions https://github.com/GitbookIO/community/discussions And for anyone, if you are interested in building a "A SaaS to host product guides ", we are hiring engineers/designers/builders: https://jobs.gitbook.com/ https://jobs.gitbook.com/ :)
- marcopicentini 4y ago
  It's been 2 years that I suggest to implement i18n. Or at least let add a JS snipped to use WeglotJS

stuartjohnson12 4y ago

Mintlify are probably the guys who will close on this one first. Great team, moving very fast.

marcopicentini 4y ago
They do not support multi language.

achempion 4y ago

document360 support i18n

hoofhearted 4y ago

I’m working on something now that solves just this. I had to build out a Next app last year with a seamless looking blog and docs site. I struggled to find real solutions, so I ended up getting in touch with Marco from Plausible to get some advice. He helped me to figure out their stack, and I replicated it to my project. I released a dope next app with a markdown powered blog and docs site that looked amazing. I’m working on releasing a free cli tool for frontend devs based off this work. I’d love some feedback and watches on GitHub if anyone is interested. Link is in my bio. SHOW HN and IH coming soon :)

marcopicentini 4y ago
Please let me know if you have a beta or link so we can test it as soon is live.
- hoofhearted 4y ago
  Hey Marco, check out the MVP that I launched! Could I get some feedback?
  - marcopicentini 4y ago
    I would created as a Saas with: - multi language. Default translated using deepL and then a translator can check and review using a WYSIWYG editor. - alternative html SEO tag for Google. - Tailwind syntax template
rambambram 4y ago
For your interest, I clicked through to your website from Github and it gave me a 'site not secure' prompt from my browser (desktop Firefox).
- hoofhearted 4y ago
  How about now? Is it still saying it’s not secure?
- hoofhearted 4y ago
  Thank you for checking it out! Much appreciated. Yeah, I have a few hypothesis that I am going to prove using the Elegant tool that I’m working on. The first hypothesis is that I’m going to use Elegant itself to scaffold out the documentation. So when the domain is live, Elegant will be ready for beta testing. I hope to get some content up on the domain this week! Thanks for pointing this out.

SamyPesse 4y ago

GitBook founder here :) We are working on multiple aspects of the products that should cover a lot of this (improved i18n, SEO, faster rendering)! Would love to get your feedback on what you would like to see improved exactly on our SEO friendliness and i18n support. We have an open GitHub community for feedback; https://github.com/GitbookIO/community/discussions https://github.com/GitbookIO/community/discussions And for anyone, if you are interested in building a "A SaaS to host product guides ", we are hiring engineers/designers/builders: https://jobs.gitbook.com/ https://jobs.gitbook.com/ :)

marcopicentini 4y ago
It's been 2 years that I suggest to implement i18n. Or at least let add a JS snipped to use WeglotJS