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> It also gives developers at Apple a standard tool, was there such a thing before?. Yes, Jazzy, SwiftDoc, and appledoc already do this, plus whatever in-house
by JimDabell 5y ago
> It also gives developers at Apple a standard tool, was there such a thing before?.
Yes, Jazzy, SwiftDoc, and appledoc already do this, plus whatever in-house tool that already existed at Apple before this (they have clearly been using something like this for the past ~15 years).
- throw14082020 5y agoAren't all the ones you mentioned all third party, so I would expect they won't be used at all internally. That makes me wonder if Apple uses open source much internally. Also, DocC is integrated into Xcode, all the others tools could not be.