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Dibe Naro

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May 10, 2024, 5:19:05 PM5/10/24

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All main generations of "JSDoc" were headed by micmaths (Michael Mathews). He started with JSDoc.pm in 2001, a simple system written in Perl, in cooperation with Canadian programmer Gabriel Reid. It was hosted on SourceForge in a CVS repository.[3] By JSDoc 1.0 (2007) he rewrote the system in JavaScript (again for Rhino), and after a set of expansions JSDoc 2.0 (2008) gained the name "jsdoc-toolkit". Released under the MIT License, it was hosted in a Subversion repository on Google Code.[4] By 2011 he has refactored the system into JSDoc 3.0 and hosted the result on GitHub. It now runs on Node.js.[1]

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Then what else would they want to add to their stack? Notice one doesn'tnecessarily need the TypeScript Compiler to add TypeScript- or Flow-liketype annotations and remove them in a build step - Babel for examplecould do that just fine as well.Or are you asking for a jsdoc-like thing that lives in comments, wherethe code can be run without a compilation step?

This feels like rich territory for a blog post, if someone feels qualified? Specifically, just running the typescript tool chain for jsdoc annotations, which are excellent for all the reasons mentioned above (comments only, vanilla js etc).