I too find it quite nice. Though when I was starting out I found it exceptionally confusing. Notably the `impl` section towards the bottom. Even today, while I

I too find it quite nice. Though when I was starting out I found it exceptionally confusing. Notably the `impl` section towards the bottom. Even today, while I understand that section no problem - I don't usually find it too useful. Likely because the impls in Rust can be a bit weird. Ie Foo might impl `Responder` but only if `Foo` also implements `Serialize`, and those sort of scenarios have happened enough that I usually just ignore the bottom impl section. Not to say that the documentation is incorrect at all, I'm merely explaining how I have "adapted" to scenarios of the past - which could be confusion of my own making. But.. aside from that, I quite like Rust Docs. I also especially love how I can write tests in them, link to other types and modules like `[Foo]`. My complaint list for Rust Docs is surprisingly short honestly. Especially since they fixed the slow page loading on huge impl lists.