Mobility

When I was organizing our team’s security development standards recently, I encountered an old problem: security documentation keeps piling up, but when you actually need it, you can’t find it. Every time a new team member joins, they have to dig through various documents to piece together the complete security standards. Every time we have a security incident, the lessons learned are scattered everywhere, and we end up rediscovering the same issues next time.

I’ve tried managing this with Confluence, Notion, even Git repository READMEs, but none worked well. It wasn’t until I saw Karpathy’s llm-wiki concept that I thought this might be a breakthrough approach.

The simplest way to use hexo to build a multilingual website is to directly build two independent sites and make a jump link to each other.

Here’s how to implement it.

Compared with large manufacturers, many start-up companies have a very important disadvantage that their infrastructure is imperfect and they do not have a variety of complete tools. Therefore, I plan to sort out how to build a development process with a good experience based on the capabilities provided by the open source community with as little operation and maintenance and development costs as possible.