micahasmith

since when does WSJ read like a Jehovah's Witness pamphlet? sheesh...

Any recommendations on good doc frameworks/products?

We're about to begin redoing our documentation at print.io. Currently we're using swagger (https://api.print.io/docs/) and "self-documentation" (http://print.io/api) but i still find that we have a lot of questions.

In order for us to use this in production we ordered all our programmers keyboards with lambda keys. jk but for real this is a really useful lib

I can see this rationale as an argument if it was an associate's or 1 yr degree, but for four years of study I expect real depth about what's happening all the way down memory etc

In college our intro classes were in C++. While its a tough language I do wonder if it was advantageous to forcefully learn about 1) value vs reference types via pointers and 2) how allocation maps into memory space. Not having that level of depth kinda worries me

sorry bicx but your response is a bit too logical for what we're looking for (a new target for the tech community hate mob)