Docusaurus shines in docs-as-code scenarios. I used it for Amplication, Februar, and other technical docs projects.
The SEO features, integrated Algolia search, and built-in components save a lot of time and help you focus on writing markdown.
The plugin system and React-based customization is powerful, but for most projects you should be fine with the provided components and editing the custom css file.
For a look at how a dev tool company uses Docusaurus to implement its docs, check out this article on Amplication's approach:
The SEO features, integrated Algolia search, and built-in components save a lot of time and help you focus on writing markdown.
The plugin system and React-based customization is powerful, but for most projects you should be fine with the provided components and editing the custom css file.
For a look at how a dev tool company uses Docusaurus to implement its docs, check out this article on Amplication's approach:
https://medium.com/abundant-dev/amplication-documentation-ca...
This might help those wanting to use Docusaurus with a docs-as-code workflow, especially when using GitHub or other git platforms for reviews.