Highlights from last couple of months.
1. Dimer core pieces are open source on https://t.co/1v9hoT98qR.
2. 100% JAM stack.
3. Dimer acts like a JSON API server for your markdown, giving flexibility to choose your own frontend.
More here https://t.co/iyMcN5MKhU
Typescript spoils you (in a good way). It's really hard to live without type information, once you start using Typescript.
Indicative validation functions now returns complete type information of validated data.
Checkout this in-depth article [Documentation Principles — Write the Docs](https://t.co/akAF4ktZez) as a starting point to write great user facing documentation.
Since Dimer converts your markdown to JSON and serve it as API.
@romainlanz suggested, we can build Slack and Discord integrations, to search the documentation and show results when someone asks a question.
You can see the actual JSON structure here https://t.co/SOBSsjoCqF
Finally, got the search designed.
Next steps:
1. Convert all parts of theme into React and Vue components.
2. Redo theme using components.
3. Secret….. 🤫
We went from plain text to rich text pretty quickly.
What we really need is a shiner surface to write and structure markdown. It flows smoothly like plain text and has rich output