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We discussed in our town hall that one of the core objective is to gather all things Ethereum and make them readily accessible. But for this knowledge base to flourish, everyone needs to know it exists. To achieve this, I propose migrating to Docusaurus for our website. Here are the benefits over docsify:
👁🗨 Better SEO: Docusaurus uses static site generation, boosting our wiki's visibility in search engines and attracting more users. SEO support is broken for docsify.
Thanks for the suggestion!
When choosing which documentation engine to use for the wiki, we also considered Docusaurus. Docsify was chosen because it has mostly the same features in more simply design without redundancy. The goal is to keep it simple and Docsify achieves that. It's possible to enhance it with additional plugins like for math, tabs or search. This works well enough for now and I don't see strong benefits from migrating. However anyone can create a mirror with a deployment of their choice.
I will keep the issue open for subsequent discussion, if run into some limitations of docsify.
We discussed in our town hall that one of the core objective is to gather all things Ethereum and make them readily accessible. But for this knowledge base to flourish, everyone needs to know it exists. To achieve this, I propose migrating to Docusaurus for our website. Here are the benefits over docsify:
I am willing to take up. Existing markdown files can be easily ported over.
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