The Coda Doc Gallery - A new home for makers to explore and share docs

Excited to launch the new Doc Gallery! A few weeks ago, we launched Publishing ーthe ability to transform any Coda doc into a sleek, interactive website you can share with the world. Since then we've seen thousands of published docs from our community. Now we're unveiling a new home for these docs: A totally rebuilt Doc Gallery where makers can explore—and share—everything from handbooks to calculators to workout apps. Read more in our blog "post". ✍️ Self-publish with instant gratification. 🔍 Discover a world of interactive docs. 📚 Create and curate your own doc collection by sharing docs from other makers alongside your own. I feel inspired watching the shape of a new publishing platform, similar to how we felt in the early days of YouTube. The docs that have already been published are an awesome mix of insightful, helpful, and fun. Some of my favorites are Reid's guide to Blitzscaling, Yuhki's inside look at how Figma ships product, Rahul's playbook on how Superhuman found product market fit, Claire's method for Stripe's unique (remote-friendly) offsites, Jenny's handbook for impactful 1-on-1s at Square, and Des's recipe to take control of your time. The last couple years, we've watched this community of makers create things we never imagined with Coda. The new Doc Gallery brings it all together. I can't wait to see what you Coda. Shishir coda.io/@shishir

Love this launch! I had written a post about software quality, with some pictures and hand drawn charts. Getting my point across was difficult. To use my framework, leaders had to translate that into tools of their choice, or pull data from Jira, put it into a spreadsheet and analyze it. Coda publishing allows me to create a live doc, that anyone can connect to their own data in seconds, and actually **see** what the post is talking about. It's narrative, data, and visualization, all in one place. https://coda.io/@rushabhdoshi/so... I am very excited to see and use all the other cool docs that the coda community is creating!

This launch really helps to bring the apps as docs story home. If you're gonna have docs as apps, you're going to need an App Store and that's exactly what the Doc Gallery feels like. Congrats to the Coda team and thanks to all the makers for sharing their wisdom! I especially like @yuhki 's launch tracker: https://coda.io/@yuhki/figma-pro.... I usually run the other way when I see a Launch Cal, but this whole doc is great.

Congrats to the team! I've been using Coda for a while now, both at Uber (see Yixin's template: https://coda.io/@yixin) and at Figma (see ours: https://coda.io/@yuhki). I've always loved the product, but it's so exciting now to see how others are using it -- and I'm looking forward to stealing all the best parts!

This is perfect timing for our current WFH climate! I really enjoy seeing what everyone is publishing up until now via twitter or here on PH. The Coda Doc Gallery will not only allow Makers to show off their docs it will also inspire others to create an amazing doc! One of my favorite docs is a food tracker made by @kenny_mendes https://coda.io/@kenny/perishabl... ~ which is has definitely cut my food waste down considerably and my wife and I use it for our shopping list and since it’s just like an app I get all the updates in real time. I cannot wait to see what all the Makers in the Coda Community create & publish!

Congrats to the Coda team! Very excited to see the next phase of Coda's journey play out. When Coda launched publishing, I got an opportunity to get my career development doc into a usable format (https://coda.io/@jenniferemick/c...) and watch teams and companies adopt and adapt it to their needs! Great to see it featured in the new Gallery, and looking forward to seeing where the maker community takes it.

Alright, now it's time to finally convert my docs to published templates! I'm no Stripe or Figma, but I have a handful to share 😉

Love these docs (esp that Superhuman product fit one!) and grateful to have mine included in the Gallery. In case you're looking for better ways to run effective 1:1s that map to personal and company-wide objectives, you can find it here: https://coda.io/@jessica-powell/...

Congrats to @shishirmehrotra and the Coda team! A few months ago, I published a doc about running a distributed staff meeting [1]. Little did I know how relevant remote work would soon become for all of us! Great to see it featured in the new Gallery, alongside several other docs that are super helpful for distributed teams. [1]: https://coda.io/@wadefoster/how-...

Another amazing launch from the Coda team!

Love Coda every updates. I'll publish Piima app ( Personal innovation / idea management ) app .

Coda has been a game changer for developing and delivering engaging learning experiences. We use it to create interactive/collaborative workbooks and guides. You can throw together something simple and attractive, or dive deeper and use Functions/Scripts to create more fancy and make your Coda docs more powerful. The options are endless!

"if I have seen a little further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants" - Sir Isaac Newton The Doc Gallery is a wonderful way of finding insight and inspiration from other Makers to make my work better, tighter, clearer. Standing on the shoulders of all your great work. Thank you.

love this!!! lots of great stuff

Very cool! I think this will be awesome for people to share ideas from everywhere. 🙌🏼

So thrilled with this launch for multiple reasons. First, I've seen so many great docs but which then link to other apps/dashboards/tools to make sense. Now you can have them all in one place. Second, I love the doc examples already on the platform - from Gokul's decision making framework to Rahul's product market fit. You can immediately "see" why this is so much better than just a medium blog post.

Coda's Doc Gallery is such an incredibly tool! We got to be an early user to build our Startup Back-Office Guide https://coda.io/@elaine-zelby/si... and it's been a really powerful and flexible platform to build on. Way to go Shishir and the whole coda team!!

Congrats to @shishirmehrotra and team! I had a ton of fun building a DIY map visualization doc to help visualize complex geo data (https://coda.io/@brandontrew/tem...). Great to see it featured in the new Gallery, and looking forward to seeing where the maker community takes it.

Excited to get started! Looks great.

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