Developing a Documentation Portal with Directus and Angular

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What is your idea?

This tutorial will cover how to developing a community platform for developers to share knowledge, ask questions, and collaborate and how to integrate content management, and moderation.

What are the key takeaways from your post?

• Installing Angular CLI and required dependencies
• Setting up Directus Loud (local or cloud-hosted)
• Configuring Directus ata models for documentation content
• Initializing the Angular project
• Creating components for displaying documentation content
• Implementing code highlighting and syntax formatting
• Fetching documentation data from Directus
• Handling content updates and versioning
• Defining Angular routes for different content sections
• Creating a responsive and accessible navigation menu
• Implementing search functionality
• Rendering Markdown content with Angular
• Handling code examples and interactive demos
• Allowing users to comment on documentation pages
• Implementing upvoting and rating systems

Country of residence

Nigeria

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