Introducing moodocs.net

[Ryan Florence]

Some of you have already been to my docs site on my personal domain.
I've updated it and it's much more ready for public use, with it's own
domain.

Check out the blog post on why you should use it:

http://blog.flobro.com/

And the site:

http://moodocs.net


Ryan Florence

[Introducing MooDocs - become a better developer] ( http://blog.flobro.com/
)

[Roman Land]

That looks awesome!

Makes me want to write my own script:) and maybe I will!

Cheers

-- Roman

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[pradador]

I love it! I'll give it a try later with my classes. Plus this gives
me another good reason to jump to GitHub from SVN faster.

Also, any chance I can get a link to my MooDocs for Coda
http://pradador.com/code/coda/moodocs/ too? That is the original basis
of the TextMate bundle and it'd be cool to get users that use other
IDEs to jump on the documentation bandwagon.

[Ryan Florence]

Done.

Sorry, that was on my todo list, actually :)

I may be writing a javascript version to be able to do it right on the
page for those who don't use either editor.

Ryan Florence

[Introducing MooDocs - become a better developer] ( http://blog.flobro.com/
)

[Perrin Perrin]

I have a very rough js version already built if you want that, I could throw it up on mooshell in a bit.  Pretty much just ripped out the guts of the coda version and converted it to JS a while back when the coda version was posted on the ML.

[Ryan Florence]

Would love it, thank you.

Ryan Florence

[Introducing MooDocs - become a better developer] ( http://blog.flobro.com/ )

[Perrin Perrin]

It converts it to json, and then uses SubtleTemplates to output in whatever display you want.

Put your class in top textbox click button.  Markdown output appears in bottom.

Pradador, you did the original coda version?

[Perrin Perrin]

Well probably would help to put the link in:

http://mooshell.net/U7W8C/

[Perrin Perrin]

Ohh excellent, apparently I had left a name of the last file I used to document in part of the template  :'\

[Ryan Florence]

Not workin' ...

Ryan Florence

[Introducing MooDocs - become a better developer]( http://blog.flobro.com/ )

[Perrin Perrin]

Safari?  Should work in Safari now.  Hadn't tested in anything but firefox previously.  Should work in Firefox3 (linux|mac) and safari4 (mac) at the very least.
http://mooshell.net/U7W8C/1

[pradador]

Not sure what the site is written in (Rails I think?), but you could
always use the PHP script that MooDocs uses. It takes a string on one
side and echos out the MooDocs on the other so it should be easily
adaptable.

http://coda.code.pradador.com/browser/moodocs/trunk/MooDocs.php

On Nov 24, 1:44 pm, Ryan Florence <rpflore...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Done.
>
> Sorry, that was on my todo list, actually :)
>
> I may be writing a javascript version to be able to do it right on the  
> page for those who don't use either editor.
>
> Ryan Florence
>

> [Introducing MooDocs - become a better developer] (http://blog.flobro.com/

>   )
>
> On Nov 24, 2009, at 12:34 PM, pradador wrote:
>
>
>
> > I love it! I'll give it a try later with my classes. Plus this gives
> > me another good reason to jump to GitHub from SVN faster.
>
> > Also, any chance I can get a link to my MooDocs for Coda

> >http://pradador.com/code/coda/moodocs/too? That is the original basis