[SUBMIT] Integrating Strapi with MkDocs for Building Fast Static Sites

kwennB commented 1 year ago

Integrating Strapi with MkDocs for Building Fast Static Sites

Integrating Strapi with MkDocs will create a fast and scalable static site that is easy to manage and update. Strapi provides a powerful content management system, while MkDocs allows you to generate a beautiful and functional site from that content. This article will show how to achieve these results.

I. Introduction

A brief overview of Strapi and MkDocs
Advantages of using Strapi and MkDocs together
An overview of what the article will cover

II. Getting Started

Prerequisites for integrating Strapi with MkDocs
Creating a new Strapi project
Creating a new MkDocs project

III. Connecting Strapi with MkDocs

Installing necessary dependencies
Configuring Strapi to allow CORS requests
Creating Markdown files in MkDocs to fetch data from Strapi
Implementing MkDocs to display the data

IV. Building a Fast Static Site with Strapi and MkDocs

Optimizing images with MkDocs plugins
Minimizing bundle size with MkDocs' theme configuration
Leveraging Strapi's caching capabilities
Deploying the site to production

V. Conclusion

Recap of the benefits of using Strapi and MkDocs together
Final thoughts and next steps

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PaulBratslavsky commented 10 months ago

@kwennB sorry for the late response. We have been working with smaller team size and had many article submissions in the backlog.

I am finally catching up.

We would still love to have you write this article if you are still open to it. Thank you for your understanding and patience.

kwennB commented 10 months ago

@kwennB sorry for the late response. We have been working with smaller team size and had many article submissions in the backlog.

I am finally catching up.

We would still love to have you write this article if you are still open to it. Thank you for your understanding and patience.

Thank you @PaulBratslavsky I will get started.

PaulBratslavsky commented 10 months ago

Thank you @kwennB