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create technical documentation for developers

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by rajeeilan, Jan 19, 2008.

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    hi

    i have to create technical documentation (providing information about i/ps,o/ps) for developers for my new project billing software in web application

    any sample documentation

    help me
     
    rajeeilan, Jan 19, 2008 IP
  2. ngcoders

    ngcoders Active Member

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    please look into doxygen or phpdoc for php.
     
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    TwistMyArm Peon

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    Absolutely... Doxygen or phpdoc. Having said that, phpdoc chokes on big projects I find, so I generally use Doxygen.
     
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    danparks Well-Known Member

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    I agree regarding Doxygen. It's free and pretty easy to use. It "self-documents" your code. Not every individual line of code, of course, but rather it's great for supplying consistent documentation to classes/methods/functions. I've used it in industry as well as for project or two of my own.

    Dan
     
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    Doxygen is one very very good option indeed, but I have another idea: a wiki.

    Most open-source projects like firefox, inkscape, scribus all use wiki's to do the documentation in. It's worth a look.

    One wiki that's opensource and free to use that was designed *specifically* for creating good looking, easy to edit documentation is DOKUWIKI

    test out dokuwiki and other content management systems online for free at opensourcecms(dot)com

    best of luck with your documentation project, it'll be fun to organize I'm sure *rolls eyes*
     
    innovati, Feb 18, 2008 IP