Self-hosted coding and general-purpose Wiki system?

Operating Systems & Open Source
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I’d like to replace Nextcloud Collectives and Gitea as my personal Wiki system. I currently use Gitea for everything code-related, and Nextcloud’s Collectives plugin for everything else.

Gitea works fine for the code-specific wikis, but not so much for general purpose non-code-specific data. Collectives like a lot of the Nextcloud pluigins has a pretty crappy UI, especially on mobile.

Does anybody know of a good self-hosted system that has a good interface on desk and mobile?

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I’m interested in this thread as well,

I’ve considered using mkDocs which will take any file you provide in markdown and turn it into a navigable wiki, i believe it even supports search. but I’ve not deployed it at work due to other more urgent things requiring my attention.

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Wendell did a great video on this topic awhile back if it helps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H69tRdemJiM

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This might be a good thread to read up on

I personally use vscode/codium and foam

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The voidlinux docs are made using mdbook.

It works alright on mobile.

For code, why not just use plain git and if you want a web page, generate that with stagit?

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