Exdoc Configv1.2.1

An engineering team uses ExDoc to generate comprehensive documentation for a growing Elixir microservices architecture. By configuring groups for modules and extras, they create a well-organized reference that onboards new developers faster and reduces support questions.

A maintainer of an Elixir library configures ExDoc with a custom landing page, logo, and dependency links. The resulting documentation is hosted on GitHub Pages, providing users with clear API references, guides, and changelogs.

A startup building an IoT platform uses ExDoc to document their Elixir backend. They include livebooks and cheatsheets for data pipeline tutorials, enabling customers to self-serve and reducing support tickets.

A technical educator creates a course on Elixir data processing and uses ExDoc to generate a documentation site with grouped guides, code examples, and livebooks. Students can follow along with interactive notebooks.

A consultancy delivers a well-documented Elixir project to a client using ExDoc. The configuration includes source URLs, dependency links, and grouped extras, ensuring the client's team can maintain the system independently.

Offer automated ExDoc configuration and hosting for Elixir projects, charging a monthly subscription. Include customization, versioning, and analytics to help teams improve documentation coverage.

Provide consulting services to set up ExDoc for enterprise clients, including custom configurations, training workshops, and best practices. Charge per engagement or hourly.

Offer premium support and add-ons for ExDoc, such as advanced themes, CI/CD integration, or custom plugins. Generate revenue through support contracts and one-time license fees.