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I was trying to fix #2615 and realized the Node.js documentation is a bit messy:
We have a section dedicated to Node.js with a sub-section dedicated to AngularJS. On the other hand, we have bits of documentation related to Next.js or Vite in the Introduction sub-section.
We also have a section dedicated to MeteorJS, as well as entries related to MeteorJS in the Node.js section.
We have instructions about starting a Node.js app in both Introduction and Getting Started sub-sections.
We have doc about Yarn 2 and 3 (but nothing about Yarn 4).
We have no doc about pnpm.
We have no doc about Node.js versions availability.
I was trying to fix #2615 and realized the Node.js documentation is a bit messy:
Consequently, I'd like to suggest a new Node.js documentation structure:
Overview (page) -- Goal of this page is that someone can check whether Scalingo will fit or not, depending on their needs.
Some introduction blah blah
Getting Started (page) -- Let's dive into the technical guides here.
Troubleshooting (page) -- Don't know yet what exactly to put in there, but it might be useful.
Frameworks (section) -- A page dedicated to a few well-known frameworks: Vite, Next.js, Express.js, Meteor,...
WDYT?
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