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Working as a docs-as-code technical writer

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My Favorite Tools

· 4 min read
CoffeeCup
Senior Technical Writer

Markdown, Docusaurus & Diagrams — My Happy Trio for Docs

A while back, someone asked me what tool I use for technical documentation — and instead of picking just one, I realized my setup is more of a creative trio.
I write in Markdown, build with Docusaurus, and sketch with Excalidraw. In this post, I’ll share why this combo works so well for me and how it keeps writing both simple and powerful.

The Docs as Code Philosophy

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CoffeeCup
Senior Technical Writer

The Docs-as-Code Way: A Philosophy That Builds Better Docs

For years, documentation happened only after development was finished. The method involved gathering information — sometimes straight from developers, but mostly within our own bubble, working among technical writers. Then one day, I realized something: I was using Git, writing in Markdown, pushing commits, editing in VS Code. Wait a minute — I was doing docs-as-code.

I tested Docusaurus V2

· 3 min read
CoffeeCup
Senior Technical Writer

Migrating with Confidence: From Hugo to Docusaurus V2

This summer, I dove back into a client's documentation with a dual mission: explain their new API and migrate the entire site to Docusaurus V2.
From search engines to stylish admonitions and ReDoc integration, this version doesn’t just look good — it works brilliantly. Here’s what we gained, and what to watch out for.