Move out documentation from README.md#1014
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It would be great if you could take a look at the new README.md. I've made it as tiny as possible and moved out all the documentation into I am also wondering if you can advise me on choosing a static site generator for the guides. I am considering the following options:
and ended up using mdBook. It isn't a final decision so any suggestion is welcome! |
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@andrykonchin I agree with the mdBook choice. Docusaurus relies on React which I avoid whenever I can. Material for MkDocs feels heavier than is warranted for Dynamoid. 💯 |
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Great, thank you! |
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doc/directory and divide into separate filesmdBook static site generator is used (see https://rust-lang.github.io/mdBook/).
The static site isn't published yet but this screenshot illustrates how it will look like (with light theme)
