Drowning in Documentation

Posted in: PHP Doc System, Tasks Pro™

The last week now, I’ve spent most of my time writing documentation for Tasks Pro™. So far I’ve created 128 PHP Doc System modules (the static output is ~200k, zipped) in a cross-referenced mess that is about 2/3rds of where I need it to be and doesn’t have any screenshots yet. Ugh…

On the flip side, I’ve added some new features to PHP Doc System:

  • More semantically accurate HTML
  • Added ‘Related Links’ sidebar
  • Re-did navigation links to be a single function instead of separate functions
  • Created a module generator

The generator still needs a lot of polish, but that will wait until after I get Tasks Pro out the door. I’m tempted to throw a database behind this thing, but I like not having that requirement.

The best part is telling it to generate the static output and letting it chug away. :)

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Posted February 11th, 2004 @ 10:15 PM

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  1. alexking.org: Blog adds this Trackback:

    Screencapture to Clipboard on Mac OS X
    I need to take a bunch of screenshots for my documentation so I looked for a Mac OS X utility to save the screenshots directly as GIF or JPEG files.

    Grab and Cmd-Shift-4 are great for saving screenshots as PDF files, but then you have to open and e…

    February 11th, 2004 at 11:36 pm

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