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The framework ships with the Classic theme, and out of the box it does a fantastic job. As of April 2022 the theme selection is fairly limited for v2 of Docusaurus, with only the Classic theme and some extensions to it available. More are coming, though. One that I’m particularly looking forward to, a Tailwind-powered theme, is also a great example of why I appreciate that they’re an open source project: it started as a community request, grew in popularity, and over time evolved into part of the roadmap.
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Great examples of this can be found on their community plugins page, where others have built plugins for offline/local search (we even use this today), adding SASS styles loading, and consuming OpenAPI specs to generate full API documentation pages. And it couldn’t be easier to roll your own.
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Appwrite
Appwrite - The Open Source Firebase alternative introduces iOS support . Appwrite is an open source backend server that helps you build native iOS applications much faster with realtime APIs for authentication, databases, files storage, cloud functions and much more!
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Great examples of this can be found on their community plugins page, where others have built plugins for offline/local search (we even use this today), adding SASS styles loading, and consuming OpenAPI specs to generate full API documentation pages. And it couldn’t be easier to roll your own.
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Great examples of this can be found on their community plugins page, where others have built plugins for offline/local search (we even use this today), adding SASS styles loading, and consuming OpenAPI specs to generate full API documentation pages. And it couldn’t be easier to roll your own.
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The framework ships with the Classic theme, and out of the box it does a fantastic job. As of April 2022 the theme selection is fairly limited for v2 of Docusaurus, with only the Classic theme and some extensions to it available. More are coming, though. One that I’m particularly looking forward to, a Tailwind-powered theme, is also a great example of why I appreciate that they’re an open source project: it started as a community request, grew in popularity, and over time evolved into part of the roadmap.
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remark
remark is a popular tool that transforms markdown with plugins. These plugins can inspect and change your markup. You can use remark on the server, the client, CLIs, deno, etc. (by remarkjs)
MDX also supports Remark and Rehype plugins, allowing you to augment the syntax and replace content on the fly. What can we do with this? Docusaurus demonstrates this well by creating its own plugins for admonitions, table of contents generation, and creating heading links.
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MDX also supports Remark and Rehype plugins, allowing you to augment the syntax and replace content on the fly. What can we do with this? Docusaurus demonstrates this well by creating its own plugins for admonitions, table of contents generation, and creating heading links.
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Scout APM
Less time debugging, more time building. Scout APM allows you to find and fix performance issues with no hassle. Now with error monitoring and external services monitoring, Scout is a developer's best friend when it comes to application development.
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MDX also supports Remark and Rehype plugins, allowing you to augment the syntax and replace content on the fly. What can we do with this? Docusaurus demonstrates this well by creating its own plugins for admonitions, table of contents generation, and creating heading links.
