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Java IDEs still rely on Javadoc behind the scene in my knowledge, so you might be correct that some UIs have been replaced by IDEs but its basic format never ch
by lifthrasiir 2y ago
Java IDEs still rely on Javadoc behind the scene in my knowledge, so you might be correct that some UIs have been replaced by IDEs but its basic format never changed. Also such documentations do not account for introductional or topical contents that can't be reached from a source code.
- foobazgt 2y agoRight, I was careful to say "generated javadoc", but that nuance might not have been obvious. The author's point is not about the syntax you use to write documentation, it's about the experience you have consuming it. (And FWIW, Java 23 supports Markdown comments[0]). Re: "introductional/topical contents", this is what package-info.java files are for. 0) https://openjdk.org/jeps/467 https://openjdk.org/jeps/467