Docs tips that get read
Why good documentation can get you more love than $1000
Nicholas Jordon
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3 responses
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php, documentation, open source, api
Nice best practice guide for wicket
Jens Grassel
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0 responses
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documentation, coding, apache wicket
How to get documentation on all installed gems
Piermaria Cosina
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, documentation, ror
Always read the documentation carefully
Jorge Palacios
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0 responses
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documentation, cpp, stl, c
Better documentation for PHP, Python, JavaScript, JQuery, HTML, CSS, and DOM
Mariz Melo
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18 responses
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php, python, css, html
Make sure code examples work out-of-the box!
Hannes Georg
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0 responses
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documentation, api design
Architecture Diagrams & Documentation
David Mays
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0 responses
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documentation, design, systems, architecture
Writing documentation
Aaron McCall
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0 responses
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documentation, writing
Appledoc Xcode target
Arnaud Coomans
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0 responses
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documentation, xcode
REST API Documentation - A First Guideline
Alex Oberhauser
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0 responses
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documentation, api, rest api, restful
Create custom documentation pages based on comments
Troy Whiteley
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0 responses
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javascript, css, documentation
PHP Reflection is your friend
jesse von doom
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0 responses
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php, documentation, reflection
Documenting jQuery plugins with jsdoc-toolkit
Pulkit Goyal
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0 responses
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documentation, plugin, jsdoc, jsdoc-toolkit
Tomdoc
Sandeep Ravichandran
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0 responses
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rails, tomdoc, documentation
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