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by sethrq 14y ago
Currently the tool only supports Java but are looking at supporting the C family and more based on interest.
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Deal of the Year: Architexa Toolsuite Made Free(java.dzone.com)
41 points by sethrq 14y ago|12 comments
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by sethrq 15y ago
I agree, no one type of documentation can live in a vacuum. Ideally, javadoc, sample code, tutorials, diagrams, and summaries/explanations would be present for every code base. But in reality I find even a few simple diagrams combined with
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New Years Resolutions of a Software Developer(blog.architexa.com)
4 points by sethrq 16y ago|0 comments
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Supporting Open Source at Architexa(blog.architexa.com)
6 points by sethrq 16y ago|0 comments
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Eclipse Cheat Sheets: A Hands on Tutorial(blog.architexa.com)
5 points by sethrq 16y ago|0 comments
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Custom Lucene Scoring(blog.architexa.com)
5 points by sethrq 16y ago|0 comments
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Eclipse Cheat Sheets: Tips and Tricks(blog.architexa.com)
5 points by sethrq 16y ago|0 comments
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Getting started with Lucene: Creating an Index(blog.architexa.com)
5 points by sethrq 16y ago|0 comments
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Dealing with Complex Code: Where to Start?(blog.architexa.com)
4 points by sethrq 16y ago|0 comments
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Understanding Code Visually: Three Ways that Work(blog.architexa.com)
5 points by sethrq 16y ago|0 comments
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A Startup Focusing on Developer Needs(blog.architexa.com)
5 points by sethrq 16y ago|0 comments
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Our Startup's Journey: Becoming a Finalist at MassChallenge(blog.architexa.com)
4 points by sethrq 16y ago|0 comments
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High Level Documentation: Layered or Package Diagrams?(blog.architexa.com)
4 points by sethrq 16y ago|0 comments
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Are You Wasting Time With Test Driven Development?(blog.architexa.com)
6 points by sethrq 16y ago|2 comments
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Implications of limited understanding in code..(reddit.com)
4 points by sethrq 16y ago|0 comments
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The Top 3 Indicators of Bad Commenting(blog.architexa.com)
5 points by sethrq 16y ago|0 comments
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Startup provides 'A Better View of Code'(drdobbs.com)
13 points by sethrq 16y ago|3 comments
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by sethrq 16y ago
This is brilliant but using 'genome' implies mutation/evolution. It seems that the content these companies/sites generate evolves over time but the Collective Intelligence Genome(rules for content management) remains more or less fixed over
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A glimpse into the current state of UML(blog.architexa.com)
5 points by sethrq 16y ago|0 comments
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A Really Useful Tool for Generating UML Diagrams from Existing Code(java.dzone.com)
2 points by sethrq 16y ago|0 comments
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by sethrq 16y ago
In an ideal world the tools programmers use would enable them to write easily understandable/maintainable code; no matter what their virtues are. The best tools should take these traits into account.
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by sethrq 16y ago
Ruby support may be implemented down the road depending on customer demand. Many UML tools add too much info automatically, we have a number of features that allow users to add the nodes they care about with a single context menu click: Sho
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by sethrq 16y ago
I found one more! I= H H H /==\ T T
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by sethrq 16y ago
Possibly more rewarding than just 'working with your hands' is accomplishing something by yourself. Whether you are programming your own small project or fixing a bike/car it's the learning new skills and having something to show for it pa
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by sethrq 16y ago
I too love to cook and often find myself wishing I had more time for various hands on projects
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by sethrq 16y ago
So what would be the startup equivalent of meeting someone on craigslist?