@@ -22,14 +22,15 @@ and uses the modern MyST plugin to get Markdown support.
2222> There are other frameworks as well; these often are simpler, but are not as
2323> commonly used, and have somewhat fewer examples and plugins. They are:
2424>
25- > - [ JupyterBook] ( ) : A powerful system for rendering a collection of notebooks
26- > using Sphinx internally. Can also be used for docs, though, see
27- > [ echopype] ( https://echopype.readthedocs.io ) .
28- > - [ MkDocs] ( ) : a from-scratch new documentation system based on markdown and
29- > HTML. Less support for man pages & PDFs than Sphinx, since it doesn't use
30- > docutils. Has over [ 200 plugins] ( https://github.com/mkdocs/catalog ) - they
31- > are much easier to write than Sphinx. Examples include
32- > [ hatch] ( https://hatch.pypa.io ) , [ PDM] ( https://pdm.fming.dev ) ,
25+ > - [ JupyterBook] ( https://jupyterbook.org ) : A powerful system for rendering a
26+ > collection of notebooks using Sphinx internally. Can also be used for docs,
27+ > though, see [ echopype] ( https://echopype.readthedocs.io ) .
28+ > - [ MkDocs] ( https://www.mkdocs.org ) : a from-scratch new documentation system
29+ > based on markdown and HTML. Less support for man pages & PDFs than Sphinx,
30+ > since it doesn't use docutils. Has over
31+ > [ 200 plugins] ( https://github.com/mkdocs/catalog ) - they are much easier to
32+ > write than Sphinx. Examples include [ hatch] ( https://hatch.pypa.io ) ,
33+ > [ PDM] ( https://pdm.fming.dev ) ,
3334> [ cibuildwheel] ( https://cibuildwheel.readthedocs.io ) ,
3435> [ Textual] ( https://textual.textualize.io ) , and
3536> [ pipx] ( https://pypa.github.io/pipx/ ) .
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