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See original GitHub issueThe readme feels very bloated because of the huge asciicinema.org images. We should convert them to .gif images to fix this, and we can still link to asciicinema.org if you want.
To avoid overwhelming new users, it may be worth moving most of the examples to the Wiki, but that’s up to you.
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https://docusaurus.io looks pretty great. Here are a few example docs sites I think are great, and we could emulate:
Anyone else have a style they want to point out?
I highly recommend https://docusaurus.io which is what Babel, Jest, etc use.
edit: Oh it’s even maintained by Facebook: https://github.com/facebook/Docusaurus