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1. PDF export will come.

2. Diagrams will come too. MermaidJs is next on the line. Other diagram providers like Draw.io and Excalidraw will come once I figure out an efficient way to handle storing and retrieving their raw data.

3. There is support for page history. No diff comparison yet though.

I have future plans for a cloud version. For now, my focus now is on building a solid software.

Outline is a great software, I have tried it.

No diagrams yet, but I have plans of integrating Mermaidjs. I will have a look at PlantUML.

Tbh, I have no plans of making it local/offline-first, as that will be a different ball game entirely.

Mobile-first? If you are referring to mobile apps, it will probably come in the future.

For now, it’s just me building. I am focusing more on building the core features of a wiki.

Thank you for your positive words. I appreciate it.

Yjs is a lot more stable now and production ready.

Docmost uses Hocuspocus (by Tiptap) as the websocket backend for Yjs (https://tiptap.dev/docs/hocuspocus/introduction).

Postgres is the primary database for storing all workspace and user-related data.

Redis is used for queues, collaborative editor state sync across servers, and WebSocket sync across servers. The last two functions are important when running the software on multiple nodes or replicas.

I mostly used Java, Python, and PHP in my previous projects. On this particular project, I had to learn Node.js. NestJS was a good choice due to my Java Spring experience.

I chose Node mainly because of Yjs, which powers the real-time collaborative editing.

Fixed. Thanks for pointing out.

I have fixed the zooming issue. Please try now.

Unfortunately, there is no public demo yet. If you email me (in bio), I can create a demo for you.

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Sent you a code.

Sent you an invite code.

Be kind.