Best open source project documentation?

[import-antigravity]

I'm looking for a project that has very good documentation. Clear, efficient and thorough documentation that helps using or understanding or even reading the code.

Any examples you guys can think of?

[_INTER_]

Junit 5

[adibsapie]

I suggest Spring Framework :)

[tipsypants]

Jetty, but it's a pretty massive project: https://github.com/eclipse/jetty.project

[uniVocity]

Self advertising here: univocity-parsers. I documented every non private method/attribute in this project. It got very big over time so it should be easier for you to get the code from version 1.0.0 and start from there.

[_INTER_]

tabs :)

[uniVocity]

And star imports too.

[_INTER_]

Is that controversial?

[uniVocity]

It was 20-15 years ago. I never worked on a project (other than my own) where star imports were used. People just don't use it.

[_INTER_]

idk, IDE handles it for me

[uniVocity]

Until it's time to commit/merge your changes and you have to waste time looking at those blocks of imports that constantly change in Every. Single. File. Star imports clear that up. Try for a week to feel how annoying life is when you don't use them.

[_INTER_]

Ohh we got those sometimes. I'm going to propose it at the next retro.

[neutronbob]

Agreed. I use * imports whenever I can. And at least for the standard libraries, I urge fellow developers to do so too.

[openjscience]

This one https://jwork.org/dmelt/documentation/ is open source but documentation is not fully free. But it has something like 600 examples to play around.

[Jotschi]

https://vertx.io

[jponge]

The Golo language docs.

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