Samy Pessé

GitBook 3.0 - Document everything, from start to ship

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A Git workflow to create, publish and maintain documentation with your team. Minimal time to ship, beautiful out-of-the-box. Centralize technical knowledge, connect to your codebase and collaborate through change requests.

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Brittany Joiner {Britt the Builder}
I'm sharing this with my team to take a look! We need better ways or organizing documentation and this seems like a cool solution! How does it integrate with my current codebase? Ie, are these docs living in a branch or folder in my repo? Or totally separate? And also does anything happen on PRs when someone merges in new code to check if the docs need updating?
Samy Pessé
@britt_joiner Good to hear :) When using the GitHub/GitLab integrations, the documentation can be stored either as a directory in the repository or as a branch. When using PR on GitHub/GitLab, we currently don't check the code to see if the docs need updating (it's definitely something we want to explore in the future ;) ), but we provide preview links to access the visual documentation from the PR.
Khasan
Congrats on the launch! very cool
Aakash Mohan
Congratulations on the launch!
Oleksandr Volkohon
It looks amazing! Like, super clean, fresh and modern.
James
Amazing, congrats on the launch
Moses Chen
Interesting
Rich Watson
we use gitbook for our docs. congrats on the launch!
Shankar Agarwal
We have been using Gitbook based documentation for quite sometime and it is really simple and easy to use.
Gorkem Cetin
Gitbook is so to the point that it became my ultimate documentation platform. Kudos to @samypesse and the team building Gitbook!
Levi Andersone
Awesome!!