Docxy

After using Docxy myself for few of my projects, I liked it myself this time. So, it was time to release it for others. And, therefore, I released it on ProductHunt.

After launching I got some cool feedback from the community and improved it thanks to them. I also got a few contributions to the project from there.

To be honest, AwesomeDocs lacked in some important ways. So I slowy moved away from it as I realized that fact. I started using many different documentation generators again in the past year, and I found myself again in the same situation - not being satisfied with them.

And that's why a few days ago I decided I need to rewrite AwesomeDocs and implement everything it lacked so I can start using it again - and stick to it this time.

Docxy is the result of that rewrite. It now includes everything that was missing from AwesomeDocs and the development process is much simpler now too!

I wanted an easy way to generate documentation sites for my projects and I was not satisfied with other documentation sites. So, obviously, making my own documentation generator was the only option, right?

So, I built this project, which was called AwesomeDocs at the time. People who used it liked it a lot. I even got contacted from one of the core maintainers of Gatsby to integrate Gatsby Themes (in beta at the time) into the project to showcase the usage of Gatsby Themes to the community.