Documentation or death (or: the rise and slight drop of rails blogging)

Posted by Harkins on Wednesday July 16, 2008 @11:42AM
from the omgbloglol.com dept.

http://www.omgbloglol.com/?p=34

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Re:Documentation or death (or: the rise and slight drop of r... by dominik on Wednesday July 16, 2008 @02:43PM (#247820)

Is it bad this post spurred my interest in Django, precisely because of its good documentation?

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Re:Documentation or death (or: the rise and slight drop of r... by r7000 on Wednesday July 16, 2008 @03:34PM (#247887)

How is rails-doc.org coming along?

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Re:Documentation or death (or: the rise and slight drop of r... by newt0311 on Wednesday July 16, 2008 @03:28PM (#247880)

Documentation is not a problem limited to just Rails. Quite a few open (and closed) source projects have only minimal if any documentation. Its good to see this issue being brought up.

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Re:Documentation or death (or: the rise and slight drop of r... by sophist on Wednesday July 16, 2008 @03:55PM (#247910)

This could be the best-written, most well thought out blog in the history of the internet, but I will never know because I can't get bast the title.

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