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by arch1e 2y ago
We already load all the documentation assets into memory whenever something changes. Even with large projects spanning hundreds of pages and page groups, it remains very fast—under 1 second in our testing. That being said, there are some ca
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by arch1e 2y ago
We're using BlocknoteJS it is built on top of prosemirror and tiptap
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by arch1e 2y ago
This is accurate, we also use it for one of our other products here https://docs.difuse.io/ , although a demo instance for people to play around with is not a bad idea, will look into that.
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by arch1e 2y ago
Tailwind! And tailwind based component libraries like flowbite made of all these possible.
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by arch1e 2y ago
I actually just discovered Outline yesterday! It's an awesome platform. Our feature set isn't as extensive (yet), especially when it comes to integrations—they've really nailed that. However, many of the other features, like
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by arch1e 2y ago
Good point! We use a database (SQLite or Postgres) to enable more advanced features like versioning, collaboration, and access control, which aren't easily managed with static files alone. The database also allows us to scale better fo
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by arch1e 2y ago
We saw nearly the same reduction in build times (~80-90%) as quoted in the official RsPress documentation. Keep in mind, we're using MDX, not just plain Markdown. Source: https://rspress.dev/guide/start/introd
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by arch1e 2y ago
Thank you so much! Great question. Kalmia actually borrows elements from all three, but in different ways: * On the GUI side, it leans heavily towards TinaCMS. We even considered using TinaCMS directly (Tinasaurus ( https://github
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Show HN: We built a FOSS documentation CMS with a pretty GUI(kalmia.difuse.io)
165 points by arch1e 2y ago|35 comments
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by arch1e 2y ago
Is there a write up or something I can use to make this work on my VF2?
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by arch1e 2y ago
Linux compatibility is a great feature, but as a heavy user of Firefox and KVM, I find some alternatives in FreeBSD like Bhyve a bit lacking, especially in areas like PCI passthrough. For example, it can be unreliable, even stopping to work
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by arch1e 2y ago
FreeBSD has its merits, but comparing its jails to Docker isn't entirely fair. Many applications well-suited for systems like TrueNAS often lack documentation for running within a FreeBSD jail, or on FreeBSD in general—Jellyfin is a ca
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by arch1e 3y ago
Or the market already priced it in?
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Copy-paste broken on WhatsApp on Firefox(github.com)
2 points by arch1e 3y ago|1 comments
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by arch1e 4y ago
Weird how they didn't mention openwrt at all
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by arch1e 4y ago
My country is cracking down on civil liberties (I'm not talking the ability to not take certain vaccines), I'm talking about religious freedom among other things and crypto like XMR gives me a way to make sure I am able to buy stu