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We've indexed every ruby gem, including rails.
Is there some way I can view my own ruby project with this? like by pointing it at my github repo url/ssh url?
For more fanciful ideas, it would be neat if there was a way to add links to particular paragraphs or sections so you can link to any relevant blog posts or StackOverflow questions that explain the intricacies of something in more detail. Especially if it was easy for readers to add them in themselves.
I like the speed of the search and most of the layout. It could really use some kind of Table of Contents for the current entry, though. For more fanciful ideas, it would be neat if there was a way to add links to particular paragraphs or sections so you can link to any relevant blog posts or StackOverflow questions that explain the intricacies of something in more detail. Especially if it was easy for readers to add…
http://www.omniref.com/docs/ruby/stdlib/2.0.0-p247/classes/A...
That said, you're totally right about this needing to be more visible, and we'll have something better for this in the next day or so.
"it would be neat if there was a way to add links to particular paragraphs or sections so you can link to any relevant blog posts or StackOverflow questions that explain the intricacies of something in more detail. Especially if it was easy for readers to add them in themselves."
We've had multiple requests for comments, so that's definitely going on our short list of new features. Thanks for the feedback, and let us know if you think of anything else.
Tim & I are planning to spend quite a bit more time on this, what do you other devs want to see in documentation search? Full stack? Multi version? Comments? Examples? IDE integration? What would make your life better?
Tim & I are planning to spend quite a bit more time on this, what do you other devs want to see in documentation search? Full stack? Multi version? Comments? Examples? IDE integration? What would make your life better?
Tim & I are planning to spend quite a bit more time on this, what do you other devs want to see in documentation search? Full stack? Multi version? Comments? Examples? IDE integration? What would make your life better?
It would be awesome if I could upload (or just post) my Gemfile to your site and be able to search only the gems I am using.