

Antora
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A static site generator for creating documentation sites from AsciiDoc content aggregated from multiple repositories. Made by the creators of Asciidoctor.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (MPL-2.0)
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
Features
Antora News & Activities
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Recent activities
Peter Mello added Antora as alternative to ProperDocs
Ghosts added Antora as alternative to Moxie Docs
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Top tools for a Technical Writer
When you are working with content on a daily basis, probably you already have a list of your favorite apps, tools, and services that allow you to work faster with texts and documentation. That's great! But chances are that this list is not perfect. "Fast" is not always equals "efficient".
Sometimes, when you urgently need a new tool for a specific purpose, you just type your search request and then choose the "most relevant" app from the top of the search results. Regardless of its usefulness, this app tends to stay in the favorites forever. As practice shows, this is rather an inefficient method.
This was my case previously. But now, I'm always trying to take some time to compare my new apps with some alternatives and find out whether my choice is the best one. Kind of trials and errors. This is, actually, the way how this list appeared. So, let me share my thoughts on what apps, tools, and services a seasoned Technical Writer must use. Or at least try.












Comments and Reviews
Simply incredible docs-as-code solution. Offers a real desktop publishing vibe with real typesetting controls plus the ability to pull documentation from multiple SCM repositories, so everything stays close to the code it describes. I used to think Mkdocs Material was some pretty slick design work, but it's playing checkers while Antora's playing chess, honestly.
State of the art implementation.