[h3rald]

I am "eating my own dog food" in the sense that I am currently using two projects that I developed specifically for that:

- HastyScribe[1] -- an opinionated markdown compiler that supports advanced features for technical writing like macros, fields and transclusion. - HastySite[2] -- a highly customizable static site generator based on HastyScribe and min[3], another project of mine (and a pretty deep rabbit hole to go into, if you like unusual programming languages)

Examples can be found in the docs listed for most of my with my projects, here:

https://h3rald.com/projects

The only thing missing from those is search, but I could plug in LiteStore[4] and be done with it. OK, I think that's enough self-promotion for one comment, but you did ask...

[1] https://h3rald.com/hastyscribe/

[2] https://h3rald.com/hastysite/

[3] https://h3rald.com/min/

[4] https://h3rald.com/litestore/

[kaycebasques]

Can you link me or explain some more what you mean by macros, fields, and transclusions? Your project makes it easy to document these aspects of a programming language? Or these are features of your documentation system itself?

[h3rald]

They are features of the documentation system itself, here's a simple example of macros:

https://h3rald.com/hastyscribe/HastyScribe_UserGuide.htm#Mac...

Basically it's like defining simple functions with parameters.

And here is a section about transclusion, which is a fancy tech writing word to say "include text from another file":

https://h3rald.com/hastyscribe/HastyScribe_UserGuide.htm#Tra...