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DocFX
Static site generator for .NET API documentation
DocFX can produce documentation from source code (including C#, F#, Visual Basic, REST, JavaScript, Java, Python and TypeScript) as well as raw Markdown files. DocFX can run on Linux, macOS, and Windows. The generated static website can be deployed to any host such as GitHub Pages or Azure Websites with no additional configuration. DocFX provides a flexible way to customize templates and themes. DocFX makes it extremely easy to generate your developer hub with a landing page, API reference, and conceptual documentation, from a variety of sources. ... -
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Code snippets community manager
Share your code snippets with community and team
Share your code snippets with community and team. Search (by key or fulltext) and presentation is integrated into netbeans auto completion. Use community server, do your own team server or use local store. Code snippets are stored under the mime type. -
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Processes files in local copy of SVN repository for exchanging file headers (adding new or replacing already existing) according information in input cvs file.
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A Java-based in-application help system that can read multiple different documentation file formats, producing professional help systems from multiple sources. Documentation included for testing is from the jAudio project under the latest LGPL licens
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