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What do you use for documentation that you'll actually maintain?

General Discussion by tifiucem 24 replies 1.9K views
#21
haroldgsm said:
Building a wiki with extra steps

Maybe but Vultr already has the git, already has the engineers. For me the problem was starting from zero. I dont have a team, I have me and sometimes a freelancer. Markdown in git is free and I already use git for code. The $80 notion was the mistake, not the concept of organizing.

çok ucuz, çok hızlı
#22

I keep my ZFS pool notes in a git repo but I also print them. Paper on the rack. Sounds insane but when the network is down and I am staring at a degraded pool, I am not ssh-ing anywhere to read docs. The paper is yellow and coffee-stained and it has saved me twice.

zfs send | zfs receive. repeat.
#23

This thread convinced me to cancel my Notion renewal. Exporting now. Where do people host the git repos for this, GitHub? Self-hosted?

4 #24
maxcee said:
Where do people host the git repos

I use GitLab private repo, free tier. Some use GitHub. Self-hosted Gitea if you are allergic to platforms. The hosting matters less than the habit. Pick one you already log into.

swimming upstream since 2019 🐟
4 #25

Same here.

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