I released both TypeScript and C handler for #mkdocstrings to the public. My time is limited, my knowledge of these languages too, and these handlers are experimental, so I decided to make them public, hoping they'll get traction and contributions from people experienced in these languages 
- https://mkdocstrings.github.io/typescript/
- https://mkdocstrings.github.io/c/
I'm really close to releasing the backlinks feature of mkdocs-autorefs/mkdocstrings.
I'm just working on merging this performance optimization in Python-Markdown first, because otherwise build time can increase a lot: https://github.com/Python-Markdown/markdown/pull/1510.
Shoutout to @squidfunk for making Material for MkDocs which comes with a metric ton of #QualityOfLife improvements like being easily able to self-host all assets and thus comply with #privacy #laws whilst being as easy to setup as the regular #MkDocs.
So... First experiments with using Obsidian and mkdocs to create a static website has been successful.
As have been tests, setting up the free version of CloudFlare to protect my stuff from 'AI crawler bots'.
Next on the list, converting a Wordpress blog into an Obsidian vault and turn it into a static website.
With the current situation at Wordpress going on, I'm not exactly trusting them...
@memesmadetorunonlinux you know what's real #GigaChad in terms of #Presentations?
For everyone else there's #MkDocs (or rather #MkDocsMaterial) for making beautiful #HTML presentations...
Good morning Fediverse.
In a moment of levity, I used my internet search powers to find Termynal. This allows you to turn your commands, e.g. pip install bovine in #mkdocs documentation into animated windows.
I'm still debating where it lies in the annoying vs pretty feature chart (see fuck grapefruit).
#Python Friday #259: 2 More Common Errors in #MkDocs and How to Fix Them
https://pythonfriday.dev/2024/12/259-2-more-common-errors-in-mkdocs-and-how-to-fix-them/
My OSS Hitlist 2025:
1. #paperless_ngx
2. #Proxmox
3. #Syncthing
4. #Debian
5. #Ansible
6. #SpringBoot Framework
7. #HTMX
8. #MariaDB
9. #Mkdocs
10. #Python
11. #Minio
12. #PostgreSQL
13. #Bulma
14. #KeePass
15. #VScode
16. #redict
These things enable me to be productive. Many thanks!
Alguien por aquí me recomendó #MKDocs, y la verdad es que tiene pintaca...
La posibilidad de montar todo un sitio web con su tema y perejiles varios escribiendo solo markdown.
Getting Started - MkDocs https://www.mkdocs.org/getting-started/
@radis_noir perso, après avoir testé plusieurs solutions, la plus simple me semble être #MKDocs (http://www.mkdocs.org/). Je l'utilise pour https://infolit.be
J'utilise le template Cinder et ai un peu modifié la CSS github à ma sauce ... (et je ne suis pas du tout un geek !).
Weaving together my existing #selfhosted services to publish a university course schedule (https://tos.kultwiki.net/) from a #forgejo git repository (https://learn.kultwiki.net/thomas/TOSV25). #ForgejoActions start #mkdocs and the result is rsynced to #NginxProxyManager, which serves it as static pages. Took a while to figure out how to run actions across docker containers but it is always rewarding to streamline workflows while retaining complete control.
@sbrl and I guess #LibreOffice Draw isn't an option?
Thinking about transitioning my #blogging from #nikola to #mkdocs
Nikola is great but I've always felt like writing in Markdown is an also ran use case, as its native lingua franca is my long time nemesis #restructuredtext (Hate hate HATE! :) ).
mkdocs is built from the ground up to be super simple. Give it a pile of Markdown and it'll generate a site. There's a nice plugin for generating a blog:
https://github.com/squidfunk/mkdocs-material/blob/master/docs/setup/setting-up-a-blog.md
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You think this would be easy, but I may have to edit the themes template blocks. Seems overkill.. Anyone have a solution? Im using the default `blog` plugin.
