[warrentr]

This approach is definitely possible with a good web-based git IDE. We use gitlab's webIDE and have taught a few very non-technical (even temporary) employees how to do simple commits of markdown files (the trick here is high visibility into their commits -slack messages- and safeguards to make sure important things don't go live via CI too soon). There's a number of rough edges to sort out but this is vastly simpler, faster, more flexible etc for many situations (and amazing to not be using jira or wordpress :) )

[splittingTimes]

I always marvel at gitlabs handbook and would love to introduce it to our company. Are there any tutorials how to set it up? (I don't mean how to set up gitlab, but rather which tools you need and how to set up the render pipeline, server etc to enable a markdown wiki/handbook?

[peterbozso]

GitLab employee here. This page of our handbook can be a good starting point to build your own: https://about.gitlab.com/company/culture/all-remote/handbook...