
## Docxy isn't really a new product

Two years ago I released the first version of AwesomeDocs. I wanted an easy way
to generate documentation sites for my projects and I was not satisfied with
other documentation sites. So, obviously, making my own documentation generator
was the only option... right?

Anyways, I built AwesomeDocs and started using it for my projects. But, to be
honest, it lacked in some important ways. So I slowy moved away from it as I
realized that fact. I started using many different documentation generators
again, and I found myself again in the same situation - not being satisfied with
them.

And that's why a few days ago I decided I need to rewrite AwesomeDocs and
implement everything it lacked so I can start using it again - and stick to it
this time.

## Docxy is the new AwesomeDocs

Docxy is the result of that rewrite. It now includes everything that was missing
from AwesomeDocs and the development process is much simpler now too!

So, yay!

## Docxy features

- Easy to set up
- Generate website from Markdown files
- No need to write a single line of code
- Customizable branding
- Built with React
- Generates a static bundle
- Can be deployed anywhere
- Preview changes in real time
- Dynamic dark & light modes
- Offline support
- Blazing-fast
- Local search support
- Migrate from AwesomeDocs in minutes

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**So, what are you waiting for?** Checkout [Docxy](https://docxy.traction.one/)
today!


Announcing Docxy — Generate documentation sites using Markdown


Android users have always been able to customize app icons. Well, at least long
before iOS users. iOS jailbreakers have been doing this for quite a while too.

When iOS first introduced Siri Shortcuts, it allowed users to add custom icons
to their home screen. But it wasn't until the release of iOS 14 that introduced
Widgets, App Library and the ability to hide homescreen icons that opened up a
whole new world for iOS customization.

## And here's how you can add custom icons in iOS

1. Open the Shortcuts app.
1. Add a new Shortcut.
1. Tap the **Add Action** button.
1. Select the **Scripting** action.
1. Select the **Open App** option.
1. Select the app whose icon you wanna change.
1. Add it to your homescreen. Here you can even select to show it in your Apple
Watch.
1. Set a name for your app, choose an icon, and Add the shortcut.
1. Voilà. You now have a custom icon for your app.
1. Optionally, remove the default icon from your homescreen so you don't have
duplicates.

## Hold on...

If you're looking for some cool icon packs, [check out my collection of icons](https://icons.traction.one).
Try it out, you're gonna love it!


How to add custom icons in iOS?


First of all, welcome to my blog. 👋🏼

I'm Sankarsan Kampa. A software developer, gamer, and a computer enthusiast
exploring the details of programmable systems and how to stretch their capabilities.

Here I'll be posting information or announcements related to the projects that
I'm working on, or any research that I'm doing, or just about anything that
catches my interest - which will mostly be about technology.

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