Yes — Docs is open source under the MIT license and the source code is publicly available on GitHub.

Docs has 16,487 stars and 585 forks on GitHub.

Where can I find Docs's source code?

Docs's source is on GitHub at https://github.com/suitenumerique/docs.

Does Docs have an official website?

Yes — https://docs.la-suite.eu/.

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Docs

Name: Docs
Author: Docs

Transform document collaboration with real-time editing, version control, and secure sharing features that enhance team productivity and communication.

Docs is an open source cms project written in Python, with 16,487 stars and 585 forks on GitHub. It is licensed under MIT and falls in the CMS & Content category. Key topics: blocknotejs, collaborative, django, documentation, g2g.

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Stars: 16.5k
Forks: 585
Open issues: 340
Language: Python
License: MIT
Category: CMS & Content
Added: 1mo ago
Updated: 1mo ago

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A collaborative note taking, wiki and documentation platform that scales. Built with Django and React.

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BLOCKNOTEJSCOLLABORATIVEDJANGODOCUMENTATIONG2GGOVERNMENTKNOWLEDGEKNOWLEDGE-BASEMITMIT-LICENSEOPENSOURCEREACTJSREALTIME-COLLABORATIONSELF-HOSTEDWIKIYJS

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