same, C++ doc can be awful...if it's hand-written, but doxygen is quite good. On the other hand, docs for dynamic languages like javascript and python often han

same, C++ doc can be awful...if it's hand-written, but doxygen is quite good. On the other hand, docs for dynamic languages like javascript and python often hang me there with ambiguous descriptions like "string-like" or "buffer-like" -- yes, I know what those descriptions _mean_ but that doesn't really give me enough confidence to use those APIs.