It sounds like https://astro.build might be a good fit if you're looking to generate mostly HTML and only use JS for a few interactive components on the page. It's still very new and I haven't worked with it yet.
Thanks for the kind words. Unfortunately we have no plans for a self-hosted version. We understand that this is a no go for certain companies and types of information.
Thanks for the information! We did not notice any anomality and are receiving signups, but are looking into what might have caused the issue. In case it's a persistent issue for you, it would be awesome if you could contact us via email so we can further investigate the issue.
If you want something similar to Dropbox Paper, but better optimized towards long-term documentation, you should give Nuclino (https://www.nuclino.com) a try. In terms of organization capabilities it is similar to Confluence. But I'm the CTO so I'm obviously biased.
It's not that I haven't heard about leaking traffic to third parties before. What I meant is that so far none of our users have complained about this being a concern for them.
Great to hear you like the design and feel of the product :) We're currently beta testing a desktop app for Windows, MacOS, and Linux, but haven't started work on a mobile app yet. Of course we see the value in mobile and we'll get there eventually!
From my experience ProseMirror is not the easiest editor to get started with, but it gives you a lot of power in terms of customization and flexibility. Recently a more feature rich table module was released, which might come closer to what you expect in case you haven't seen it yet: https://github.com/prosemirror/prosemirror-tables. Once you get the hang of it, implementing custom plugins and behaviors is not that hard. There will be a 1.0 release with more extensive documentation soon, which will make it a lot easier to get started. You can find more information here: https://discuss.prosemirror.net/t/planning-new-documentation.
Apart from that, the maintainer is very responsive and often times issues get fixed in a matter of hours! And the community behind ProseMirror is very helpful and seems to be steadily growing :)
Thanks for the feedback! This is the first time that we hear about this concern, but we will look into it. Serving these kinds of resources (fonts, icons) ourselves has a disadvantage in terms of caching, so we'll have to decide if it's worth the trade-off.
At Nuclino we're very happy with MobX and I would say that it is definitely suitable for complex projects and that it mostly depends on the overall architecture that you choose. MobX is rather unopinionated and there are many ways to work with it. You can even use it in a Redux style architecture if you want! In the end it all depends on your requirements and preferences. For us, choosing MobX was key to building Nuclino the way it is today as there are a few key features which would have been much harder to build with Redux.
Have a look at ProseMirror (http://prosemirror.net). It works quite well on Android and iOS and the maintainer is super responsive and has already fixed a lot of Android/iOS specific issues.
Edit: The landing page of the project does not seem to be optimized well for mobile. When on mobile, make sure to try the editor on http://prosemirror.net/examples/basic instead, as the landing page causes some unwanted scrolling for me on mobile.
We're using MobX and React for nuclino.com and for us it has scaled very well for something which is much more than just a todo list app.
We're very focused on performance and creating a snappy experience and so far we didn't have to do much performance tuning that was specific to MobX. Happy to answer any more specific questions.
Your tool looks interesting, congrats on your beta launch!
I'd be interested in the technologies you used to build the editor, especially the real-time collaboration part. What libraries are you using or is it something custom built?
I'm working on something similar (https://www.nuclino.com) and we've been pretty happy with ProseMirror as the basis of our editor so far. Here's our HN post from a few weeks ago, if you're interested: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11211241
Great! Let us know how it goes with your colleagues :)
That's strange, the button should actually work. This is probably related to a bug in Safari. Would be great if you could try it in Chrome, as it is the only browser we currently test in.