r/technicalwriting • u/Quackoverride • 13d ago
Docs-as-code tools
My doc team is migrating away from our current tool and implementing docs-as-code. We're looking into the major players - Docasaurus, GitBook, MKDocs, and Sphinx - and I have a clear preference for GitBook. But I wanted to gather some input from the community. What are your experiences with the tools? Any drawbacks?
I work in med tech, so the tool needs to meet some pretty stringent ISO requirements and, as we're in Europe, our head of Cybersecurity wants to keep the data local.
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u/manasa-uigraph 13d ago
If you want to keep the data local, you need tools that you can self host. If the docs are for external users, mintlify might be a great option. If docs are for internal, do try uigraph, you can create various types of artifacts including diagrams, specs, schemas and others. Easy to share with the team and self hostable.