Use gitbook or hexo style of documentation. about nodebestpractices HOT 15 CLOSED

You can have a look at this draft I made https://kudapara.github.io/nodebestpractices. Its still work in progress but it should give you an idea of how this site could be like. @i0natan @idori

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@kudapara interesting opportunity, does gitbook/hexo support PR?

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I suppose it does support PR. I might have to do some research and work on the feature if someone with the experience doesn't.

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@kudapara any chance you kindly check whether it allows collaborative editing so the community can PR changes? any idea about the required effort to migrate all the info we have?

• thanks again :)

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Both gitbook and hexo support markdown which is the format this repository is currently using so collaboration is going to be easy.

But I think we could go with hexo as it is free and open source whereas gitbook only allows 5 collaborators on its free tier.

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@kudapara great idea. I'm not familiar with both so plz allow few days to experience how hexo feels like and will get back to you soon @idori

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Awesome 🔥 @i0natan @idori

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hey @kudapara, thanks for the input! Had a busy week but I'll go over Gitbook and Hexo as soon as possible and update on progress

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@idori maybe @kudapara can exemplify how one section look like using Hexo

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@idori and @i0natan let me make a prototype

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@kudapara sure, thanks for contributing!

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@kudapara Ido will probably take a look soon. Thanks again.

Side question - r u interested in being part of our core team and help manage this project?

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Sure I am interested. 😄

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cool :)

can u drop me an email to 'me' //at// 'goldbergyoni' .com?

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@idori @kudapara to me it doesn't seems like it allows PR and collaborative editing like 'code', am I correct?

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