Documentation - updates - last modified ?

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Ok, I did. But it will start to be applied only after next modification. because I'll have to change article date manually every time I edit it.

Thanks!

Sergey because I'll have to change article date manually every time I edit it.

The downside of "static pages"?! ;) Cobalt powered docs would have been smarter.

pepperstreet Cobalt powered docs would have been smarter.

Theer are pros and cons on both solutions. I like Jekyll because this technology I whated to learn, this is easy to contribute through github and this is free hosting static pages very quick.

But you are right there are advantagies of using Cobalt too.

i'm using cobalt for my docs section , check here : http://www.joomboost.com/support/docs.html

Cobalt is very powerfull !! , this will help me also to develop documentation pack well, so i suggest to move to Cobalt :D

andiamine i'm using cobalt for my docs section , check here : http://www.joomboost.com/support/docs.html

Cobalt is very powerfull !! , this will help me also to develop documentation pack well, so i suggest to move to Cobalt :D

Your docs section looks cool! I like it very much.

Sergey

andiamine i'm using cobalt for my docs section , check here : http://www.joomboost.com/support/docs.html

Cobalt is very powerfull !! , this will help me also to develop documentation pack well, so i suggest to move to Cobalt :D

Your docs section looks cool! I like it very much.

Thank you, Check also changelog pack here : http://www.joomboost.com/support/changelogs/category-items/2-joomboost-changelogs/28-cookbook-pack.html

Changelog looks awesome! You are PRO.

thanks, i used cobalt as products browser, in docs section and in changelog section , so Cobalt is a full cck to build full complicated system :D