What framework or service do you use to build your documentation?

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  1. Jekyll

    :globe_with_meridians: Jekyll is a blog-aware static site generator in Ruby

    Jekyll munges HTML to a static site.

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  3. MkDocs

    Project documentation with Markdown.

  4. HedgeDoc

    HedgeDoc - Ideas grow better together

    On one project we also used https://hedgedoc.org/ , its not that bad.

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