What we want to provide on this showcase website

[AugustinMauroy]

Decide what you're going to put online, because it defines what you're going to use as tech.
I think the watchword is ‘keep it simple’.

BTW, we will deploy it with GA on GitHub pages. Because it costs nothing at all 😄

[AugustinMauroy]

IMO Showcase Website Requirements

Essential Pages:

• Landing Pages: To attract and engage visitors.
• About Pages: To provide information about our mission, team, and values. (security, lightweight, efficiency)
• Packages Pages: Requires NPM API integration, so we need Server-Side Rendering (SSR).

Optional (Based on Maintenance Costs):

• Blog/News Section: To share updates and articles.
  • RSS Feeds: To enable users to subscribe to updates.

Exclusions:

• i18N (Internationalization): Not need at all

Possible tools

• Next.js: Very powerful, so you can do what you want, but high maintenance costs.
• docusaurus: Great abstraction layer, not much to maintain, extensible with react component.
• mintlify: This tool is built on top of next.js. I don't think it's a good idea, because the same project (nextra) has died, so it doesn't make me want to go dark with it.
• astro: It's a meta framwork known for content first and supports all possible front end libraries. Very useful but I find it a bit messy due to the support for everything and anything.
• vitrepress: A tool for writing docs, not very pretty but effective. Based on vue

[AugustinMauroy]

I'd like to go to next.js because I'm very comfortable with it. And it lets you do what you need. I'm ready to start on a first design