Chaotic Java

I guess I completely missed out on this because it seems like there was a better looking documentation of Java out there (still a prototype, but is stable) and I kept using the old JavaDoc one.

Anyway, if you’re using JavaDoc and want to have killer web documentations, take a look at this open source project, DocWeb!

I can see one good thing about it and one bad thing: It allows for dead-easy translation of the documentation using the community as translators - Great for open source projects that are relying on the community for so many things, just takes their minds off needing to manage it. However, it is being installed as a servlet which requires you to have some sort of container for it.

I wonder if the open-source hosts (SourceForge, Tigris, Google Projects, etc) are going to start supporting this feature?

Other posts of interest

• First Blood on the IDE Wars
• How does garbage collection work?
• I guess PriorityBlockingDeque wasn’t high on the priority list..
• LinkedList vs. ArrayList
• How to write Iterators really REALLY fast