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Docusaurus
Docusaurus is an optimized site generator built with React. It builds documentation websites, blogs, marketing pages and more from MDX, producing static HTML files. It supports translations, document versioning and content search via Algolia.
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- An optimized site generator in React Source: docusaurus.io
- Document versioning helps you keep documentation in sync with project releases Source: docusaurus.io
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