I'm at the airport and cloned the repo so I could read the docs offline on the plane. Installing, downloading, and compiling Ruby and the required Jekyll deps took a long time (> 5mins). What do you think of converting the docs from Jekyll (Ruby) to 11ty (JavaScript) to keep the docs within the JS stack? Happy to take this on if everyone would find it beneficial to remove the Ruby dependency and migrate to JavaScript/npm.
$ time gem install bundler jekyll
Another option would be to add a service worker
Great idea. A one-file solution is always nice.
What do you think of converting the docs from Jekyll (Ruby) to 11ty (JavaScript)
I would _love_ to do this. I've been using 11ty a lot recently and really like it. Not sure where this falls on our team priority list though. Contributions would be _very_ welcome!
cc @arthurevans
I'm totally onboard with using 11ty for docs. 馃憤
This should be addressed by #1076
Fixed by #1076
Thanks so much for taking the time to look into this and resolving. Apologies for the late reply and my unavailability to contribute.