Re:Ask HN: Which good software documentation solution would ...
by dozzie on Thursday February 23, 2017 @01:55PM
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Isn't it obvious? Use the one for your language. If you write in Java,
JavaDoc, for C or C++ there's Doxygen, Erlang has its EDoc, Perl commonly uses
POD, Python usually is documented with its native docstrings extracted by
Sphinx. This way your API and documentation sources for it resides in the same
place.
Also, much depends on what you expect from the tool, as there are approaches
that decouple documentation from code.
Also, much depends on what you expect from the tool, as there are approaches that decouple documentation from code.