[notes] true-myth.dev
Read OriginalThis article describes the author's migration of the True Myth library documentation from a js.org site to its own domain (true-myth.dev). It details the new documentation stack: domain registered at Hover, code on GitHub, CI/CD via Buildkite, docs hosted on a Cloudflare Worker, and built with Vitepress. The author reflects on the project's steady, slow growth since 2017, a dip in late 2023, and recent uptick due to renewed effort. The content is relevant to IT/technology, focusing on software development, documentation hosting, and build tools.
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