Make this a bit more navigable via docusaurus and github pages?

[viditmaniyar]

I propose we add something like docusaurus to this site and host this on github pages?

I spent a few minutes to quickly set this up on my local and it looks something like this -

It will do the following -

• Give the information a better structure and navigation.
• Ability to host this on pages means that this can be user-friendly to people who don't get intimidated by github.
• We can still create content in markdown, so that's nice.
• Just better look and feel
• Responsive UI

Here's a branch on my fork to see what the code looks like.

[jotpowers]

I like this idea a lot. I'm probably going to do a big reorg of the content over the next few days (yay flight time!) but then maybe after that we can go forward. I'll see what I can figure out from it and reach out if I need some help.

What are your thoughts on this vs github pages?

[JemDay]

I like the look of this, and have other areas where I I'd like to use an approach such as this.

My mental block is the process that builds the content into the GitHub Pages structure - do you have a pointer/reference for that ?

[JemDay]

Just answered my own question ...

https://docusaurus.io/docs/en/tutorial-publish-site

[jotpowers]

Ok, so it isn't complete yet, but I finally used some time off to take a shot at this. Please review:

https://jotpowers.github.io/ds/docs/introduction/

Everything isn't linked up because I haven't ds'd all the files and I'm reworking the organization but I think you can see the overall plan. LMK.

[jotpowers]

I feel like this is now complete. :)

[viditmaniyar]

@jotpowers This looks great Jot! Thanks!

And @JemDay, glad you found the docs, I totally missed your comment from last year :D

Happy new year both!

[jotpowers]

Thanks for bringing it up. I never would have considered it on my own. :)