My current recommendations are MkDocs (material theme), Jekyll, and Docusaurus. Hugo gets a qualified recommendation, and I only recommend mdBook for people who are doing Rust stuff.
My current recommendations are MkDocs (material theme), Jekyll, and Docusaurus. Hugo gets a qualified recommendation, and I only recommend mdBook for people who are doing Rust stuff.
Personally, I don't think you need more than that for 90% of the documentation, but I'm happy to hear more about your use case.
Why provide documentation in a format that is so poorly supported by READERS? Or, to respect the chicken-&-egg problem here: Why is there such a shortage of Markdown viewers?
Every time this comes up, respondents always cite this or that EDITOR that has Markdown "preview." NO. We're not editing the documentation; we're just reading it. So why do we have to load the document into an editor and then invoke a "preview" of it? Consider how nonsensical the term "preview" is in that case: What are we "previewing" its appearance in, given the dearth of Markdown readers?