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I think thoughtful, detailed guides on how to browse/use code is better than code documentation. Too often (mostly in interpreted language), I see a method tha
by pothibo 13y ago
I think thoughtful, detailed guides on how to browse/use code is better than code documentation.
Too often (mostly in interpreted language), I see a method that takes a hash as an option and I see that option being passed down to 3, 4 or more different functions. So in order to know what options are available for a given method, you have to browse through all the other methods that takes the same hash as argument.
I haven't seen a framework dealing with that through documentation. Some are better than others, but they never cover everything.