Doxygen was a great step forwards when it came out, but C++ documentation doesn’t seem to have evolved since, and it only fulfills the “reference” pillar of documentation.
Rust’s books (mdbook?) are amazing. Lots of libraries have good, clear documentation explaining how to use the library, on top of the automatic docs.rs output (which I still sometimes find difficult to navigate, but think is just my incomplete understanding). I have no idea how the community has managed to consistently achieve this.
Rust’s books (mdbook?) are amazing. Lots of libraries have good, clear documentation explaining how to use the library, on top of the automatic docs.rs output (which I still sometimes find difficult to navigate, but think is just my incomplete understanding). I have no idea how the community has managed to consistently achieve this.