Hey everyone! Here's a question for my favorite Hashnoders: I have been working on a complex system for quite a while, but my documentation has always been lacking. Very so. Let me be honest. There is no real documentation :(
So how should I document my creation? Basically it's an application host written in JS for Node.JS. I need to write tutorials on how to set it up and use it. Additionally I have to write references for all the modules and global sandbox objects.
In the past I used Doxygen, but it is not easy to use with dynamic JS and looks dated (ugly, to be frank). I really like the style of the unofficial Vulkan tutorial and I considered using the Daux.io, or at least build something which looks similar. What do you think? Have you made any good experiences? What kind of docs style do you prefer?
Dong Nguyen
Web Developer
Have you think in try Read the docs? I don't have experience with it but i see a lot of projects that use it. I see that Vulkan tutorials use daux :)
Paul Watts
Love life-long learning and sharing knowledge
What about using https://www.gitbook.com . This looks pretty good from both an author and user perspective .