What shipped in the first half of September

The first half of September was mostly about teamspaces and search. Teamspaces are now a real feature. Search indexes your documents automatically, on setup and on every GitHub sync, and now reads relevance from headings instead of raw text length. We also closed a run of bugs in documents, comments, and saves.

• You can create and manage teamspaces now, with repo ownership checked first, and find them all in their own settings tab.
• Documents can hold images.
• Search indexes your repo automatically as soon as you set it up, and again on every GitHub sync.
• Search results are more relevant now, since we chunk documents around their headings instead of by raw length.
• Moving between documents is smoother now.
• A directory shows a quick-view button for its default document, so you can preview it without opening the editor.
• Empty repos start with a README now instead of a blank folder.
• When your repo drifts out of sync with ours, we merge it back automatically.
• Saves fail less often when two writers hit the same document at once.
• Search stayed up through a fix for an indexer that crashed on broken image links, and we repaired a corruption bug in teamspace-scoped search.
• Links inside table cells click through now like any other link, comments stay in sync instead of drifting, and deleting or renaming a document no longer leaves an empty folder behind.
• The marketing site now has real, pre-rendered pages, plus a new landing page and pricing page.