I used github pages with gitbook-cli for a project and it worked well. I set up a Travis integration to automatically build the book on commit. Life got in the way so I ended up not keeping up with it (I added other people as contributors but they haven't kept it up either). The other benefit was that I could select gitbook plugins that gitbook.com didn't support itself (particularly the LaTeX stuff).

https://github.com/rabuf/applied-category-theory

This deployment scheme worked really well for me after I got it all tuned (my first experience with Travis so I screwed up a bunch of little things). I imagine any other CI/CD platform would be equivalent.

Hi @node-bayarea, Have you tried vuepress? (https://vuepress.vuejs.org/)

I use vuepress for my project and I love it. It is not just for vue users. Pros: SEO friendly - among others

Also, I'd recommend docsify (https://docsify.js.org/) Pros: Super easy to use.

What you do not like in gitbook?

I've never tried gitbook. When I had to create a documentation site for my project I looked for something easy to use and compatible with github pages. Docsify is great in that sense but is not SEO friendly. For this reason I moved to vuepress . This is my site (https://zircleui.github.io/docs/)