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Your product looks really interesting. I'm a big advocate for docs-as-code at my company. We use Confluence generally, but our team uses GitLab and Gatsby for o
by tikkabhuna 2y ago
Your product looks really interesting. I'm a big advocate for docs-as-code at my company. We use Confluence generally, but our team uses GitLab and Gatsby for our documentation/blogs as we really value the Merge Request workflow.
Our biggest challenge is local development. A WYSIWYG is just so useful in that regard. Is that what Doctave Studio is trying to solve?
- NiklasBegley 2y agoYou're correct - Doctave Studio is for making local development easier. It packages the whole "authoring environment", so it's all you need to start writing. It's technically not WYSIWYG, but you do get a side-by-side real-time preview of your rendered Markdown content and OpenAPI specs that update as you type. You get autocomplete, broken links checking, etc. Everything you'd expect from an editor.