One advantage of the current system is that one can easily build the whole site at home, without running a server. How would you handle that
with AxKit?
Usually just a recursive "wget", or render the site through a separate stylesheet that produces either one large document, a PDF, or something along those lines.
That's not explaining much. If I want to write a small reference and I wanted to see the output before checking it in, how would I do that on my own computer without connecting to the internet?
Oh, I see what you're saying. You simply use a simpler version of the XSL stylesheet that renders just your object's documentation. It would output essentially the same as the printable view (e.g. no toolbars, sidebars, etc). That can be automated with a makefile of some sort.
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