Docusaurus: Documentation Made Easy

[@zudma]

I have to admit, Docusaurus seems amazing.

[@Muescha]

28:15 Sadly there are 2 questions asked but only the second get an answer :/ I have the same question: is it possible to have the Docusaurus System and the Content sperates (for example with git submodules). I like to have one repo only the generator and setup and a second repo only for the content as Markdown files (for doc pages and blog pages).

[@ivanzeleninx]

Thanks for the presentation, Dmitry!

[@mohsin723]

Hi, just want to ask, could we run ads in Docusaurus website, like Google Adsense.

[@AndreyDyatlov]

So the correct answer to the first question is "no." You cannot build a "pure" static website with Docusaurus -- there will always be JavaScript on the client side.

[@Ringelden]

What are the limitations or weaknesses of docusaurus?

[@ernestoroberts169]

if you want to overide layout default styles, which are most of them, you need to learn something called swizzling from scratch as oposed as just editing css

[@GadgetsTutorials]

How can i add docusaurus to existing react project.

[@abdallahabdedaiem51]

it's been a long time but maybe I can find an answer to my question here. Did anyone find an a way to add authentication so that I make my docs or part of them private.

[@subhi_sadiyev]

I have the same inquiry. Let me know if you find the answer.

[@mercyfulsin]

I don't understand. This is ran via NodeJS right? You can implement authentication with bcrypt and salt or even use other APIs like Auth0

[@JasonBunting-sr4yb]

Are we really still building new documentation systems? I thought this was a solved problem _ages_ ago... Is this a result of NIH or actual progress?

[@devmahad]

Thanks :)

[@bunhthachau3587]

Hello Facebook

[@lizzyblue02]

Starts at 6.2

[@serrendiptiy]

I find listening to this very painful. I was about to apply for a TA job that specified Docusorus so needed to work out quickly what Docusorus was. Frankly, I'm finding it painful.