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I am currently researching the Apache Kafka documentation and would like to
confirm whether it is generated using *ASP pages* or a different
documentation framework. Could you please clarify the format and tools used
in creating and maintaining the official Kafka
gt; > > >>> and Istio <https://github.com/istio/istio.io>.
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> > > > >>> This approach brings a few benefits:
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ability
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> > > >>>Markdown is simpler and more readable than raw HTML, making
> > > >>>contributions easier for developers of all skill levels.
> Further,
> > > with
> > > >>>Hugo’s built-
> > >>>contributions easier for developers of all skill levels. Further,
> > with
> > >>>Hugo’s built-in live preview feature, contributors can instantly
> > see how
> > >>>their changes will render.
> > >>>-
> >>> -
> >>>
> >>>Themes such as “Docsy” provide a clean, responsive design with
> >>>built-in support for features like local search, support for
> >>>internationalization etc.,
> >>>
> >>>
> >>
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>>>Themes such as “Docsy” provide a clean, responsive design with
>>>built-in support for features like local search, support for
>>>internationalization etc.,
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>> Static sites generated by Hugo are server-agnostic, simplifying
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> Improved Portability/Testability
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> Static sites generated by Hugo are server-agnostic, simplifying
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eadability and maintainability
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Improved Portability/Testability
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Static sites generated by Hugo are server-agnostic, simplifying
deployment.
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Improves local testing as well as CI testing
To demonstrate the feasibility of this transition, I created a working
