We give a
about docs.

Remember the last time you got stuck at work and you found a doc that actually solved your problem, without having to post a question in slack? Neither do we... every time we needed documentation, we ran into one of three problems:

❌ It did not exist at all
❌ It existed but we could not find it
❌ We found it but, it was outdated

It's the 2020s, this should be solved right? So we dug deeper and it quickly became clear, that the existing documentation platforms were not built for modern software development. Every product or tool we tried out treated docs in the same-old-Wiki way, and we started to ask a bunch of questions:

✅ Why couldn't we create, format, and test docs using a CLI, the same way we do with code?
✅ Why couldn't find and edit docs in our IDE, where we actually do most of our work?
✅ Why couldn't we auto-update our docs, the same way we auto-update our npm packages?

We realized this was just the tip of the iceberg, that not only were these problems unsolved, but that the entire documentation space was stuck in the past (at least for developers). It was so bad many technical leaders and developers just accepted this pain as the "cost of doing business". We thought that was bullshit and decided to take fix this problem, if not for other developers... at least for ourselves.

That is why we started Joggr, to build a documentation platform that is purpose built for us developers.