2 posts tagged with "release"

⏮️ Semester in Review​

Its been a great semester and I hope everyone found this site helpful.

📂 Open Source​

The project will continue to be Open Source, welcoming contributions from individuals. You can submit a PR with new sections for review. To facilitate contributions, I will establish clear contributing guidelines, enabling even first-time OS contributors to enhance the project.

V3 features​

Exciting features are in the pipeline for v3, and I am committed to delivering them promptly.

📚 Notes Repository​

I am also developing a portal for easy access to all college-related academic documents, including notes and answer keys for various upcoming topics.

The repository for notes site is on https://github.com/TejasBhovad/notes

🚀 Future plans and Roadmap​

To find the roadmap of this project refer https://codes.super.site/

We are also working on a way to take you feedback/bug reports easily so stay tuned.

Today, I am excited to announce Docs 2.0 🥳

Docs 2.0 is a complete rewrite of the Old Docs site and has added a lot of new features and improvements.

New Features​

• Built-in Search: Docs 2.0 features a lightning-fast search powered by easyops-local-search. Access it using command + k.
• Dark Mode: Easily toggle the site's dark mode by clicking the moon icon in the top right corner.
• Semester Dropdown: Navigate between semesters effortlessly with the new dropdown menu.
• Popular and Featured: The homepage now includes sections showcasing popular and featured pages for quick access.

Blogs​

A blog section has been added to the site that will be used to post updates about the site and other announcements. It will also serve as a channel for posting articles related to programming and technology that were previously posted on the Medium.

Open Source​

Docs 2.0 is completely open source and is available on GitHub. Feel free to contribute to the site by opening a pull request.

2023 - Year in Review​

Almost 800 users have visited the site since its launch in Jan 2023 and it amounted to almost 30k views.