Walter Babic
Learning Modern 3D Graphics Programming. Clojure JIRA. Improving Clojure’s docs. You are here: Home / Clojure / Improving Clojure’s docs There was an interesting conversation today on #clojure about various aspects of Clojure documentation. This is not a new topic I thought I’d goose it a little more publicly. There are docs in several places (this is incomplete, but most easily found): clojure.org – “official”, first-stop, very small editor set dev.clojure Confluence – wiki, editable by many but less formal. Clojure Docs – a place to stash per-function examples in core and libraries Learn-Clojure – a gathering of “learning” resources At last year’s conj, I was inspired to improve and talked Stu into letting me make some changes <evil-laugh/>. Eventually, my free time ran out and I declared doc change bankruptcy and just put my todo list on the dev site . If you come out of the conj inspired to do some doc work to improve your world, here are some suggestions: Pick up one of the items on the .org TODO list (or add your own pointy edge).
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