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Update documentation using DocumenterVitepress.jl #129
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This looks amazing!!! Thank you thank you thank you for your work and creativity on this. The only thing I want to tweak from the default template is the code font. While I love the look of the ligatures, I feel that they can be confusing to beginners. I'll play with this to see if I can fix the CI test failures for the documentation build. I think I know what's happening. |
I am glad you liked it. Thank you for your effort on pushing this ecosystem! Agree, ligatures could be confusing to beginners. I used the I believe the CI failures are due to the activation of the docs |
Let me explore and take a look at it locally. Excited to dig in! |
I liked the gradient on the title and the shine to the logo!!! Can we get those back? It gave it a bit of a magical look, which I love. |
Done! |
We are fixing up some of the base packages so that Tidier will build correctly. Once that is fixed, we should be able to merge this. |
Cool 🎉 🎉 🎉 ! Thanks for following this PR! I have a couple of thoughts for the docs, I am willing to improve:
We can transfer this to an issue. Best. |
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Hi all,
There has been a lot of hype in different packages of the Julia ecosystem that are migrating to DocumenterVitepress.jl, so we don't want to get behind. This is how the new docs looks when I build locally:
It might need some tweaks, but hopefully, we also want to migrate.
Best.