Create user centered documentation website

[levibostian]

At this time, the README for the project does what it needs to do. It covers everything you need to know to install and use Wendy in your own app. However, as Wendy adds more functionality to itself (such as testing utilities), and it becomes more stable and ready for more of the public to use, a dedicated documentation website is a huge step forward for the library.

Documentation beyond a README. A full documentation website including:

• Getting started
• Learn in more detail about why Wendy works the way it does
• Slowly learn how to perform intermediate to advanced functionality of Wendy
• Learn how to create tests against it
• Learn how to create custom views to connect to Wendy
• Learn the best practices of using Wendy
• Learn how to debug against Wendy during development
• Learn how to use Wendy to complete all of your various use cases
• Learn how to go beyond Wendy and build a full offline-first mobile app

Requirements:

• Static website generated and hosted on GitHub pages
• All material hosted on GitHub pages as source code files located in this repo (not using a CMS that requires a user login to edit content)

[levibostian]

At this time, I am thinking about using VuePress as the project to generate the docs.

Pros:

• It's open source so it can be extended and will stick around for a long time.
• Great community around it.
• Customization via theme and plugin system.
• Markdown based.
• Runs locally, generates static files.

Cons:

• Under heavy active development which means that it's one more thing to keep dependencies updated for.