Episode 141: Flexible Doc Sites with Docusaurus with Sébastien Lorber
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Recording date: June 8, 2021

John Papa @John_Papa)

Ward Bell @WardBell)

Dan Wahlin @DanWahlin)

Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker)

Sébastien Lorber @sebastienlorber)

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- AG Grid)

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Resources:

• Sébastien Lorber)
• Docusaurus)
• Stripe Docs)
• Autho0 Docs)
• MDX)
• Algolia Search)
• Crowdin (translation service that is recommended companion to docusaurus))
• The “Showcase Tab” showing examples of docusaurus-powered sites)
• How to add screenshot to READMEs in github repository?)

Timejumps

• 01:18) Guest introduction
• 01:43) What is Docusaurus?
• 04:41) What's the process for using Docusaurus?
• 06:42) Sponsor: Ag Grid
• 07:49) Why would someone switch to Docusaurus?
• 10:20) What kinds of interactive features does it offer?
• 14:08) What are some good examples of sites built with Docusaurus?
• 15:12) How is search handled?
• 18:11) How should someone start with Docusaurus?
• 24:15) Sponsor: Nrwl
• 24:51) How did you decide to want to work on Docusaurus?
• 27:16) How are translations handled?
• 32:20) How does versioning work in Docusaurus?
• 35:28) Final thoughts

Podcast editing on this episode done by Chris Enns of Lemon Productions).