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We've all heard the stereotype that developers hate reading documentation. But if we're being honest, that’s not quite the whole story. Developers don't hate documentation; they just don't have time for bad documentation. When a guide is clear, helpful, and respects their time, it doesn't just get read—it gets bookmarked, shared, and relied upon as a source of truth. So, what's the secret sauce? What separates the docs that developers love from the ones they avoid like a legacy codebase? It usu

A full-blown documentation platform (Docusaurus, Mintlify, etc.) is great when you’re at scale, but sometimes you just need something tiny. Let’s build a minimal docs site using Next.js + Markdown. We will: 1. Scaffold a Next.js app 2. Add a tiny “docs engine” with a docs list 3. Render docs pages from Markdown Create a Next.js App From your project folder: npx create-next-app@latest simple-docs-site cd simple-docs-site You can accept the defaults. We’ll assume the App Router (app/ dir