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I will also add to others suguested https://nbdev.fast.ai/ which is a state of the art "literate programming environment, as envisioned by Donald Knuth back in 1983!".

It also has some git hooks that help a little https://nbdev.fast.ai/#Avoiding-and-handling-git-conflicts and the other commands like:

  • nbdev_read_nbs
  • nbdev_clean_nbs
  • nbdev_diff_nbs
  • nbdev_test_nbs

So you can also create your documentation on the go as while writing a library for example some of them:

You can see a video here nbdev tutorial apart from the first link.

I will also add to others suguested https://nbdev.fast.ai/ which is a state of the art "literate programming environment, as envisioned by Donald Knuth back in 1983!".

It also has some git hooks that help a little https://nbdev.fast.ai/#Avoiding-and-handling-git-conflicts and the other commands like:

  • nbdev_read_nbs
  • nbdev_clean_nbs
  • nbdev_diff_nbs
  • nbdev_test_nbs

So you can also create your documentation on the go as while writing a library for example some of them:

I will also add to others suguested https://nbdev.fast.ai/ which is a state of the art "literate programming environment, as envisioned by Donald Knuth back in 1983!".

It also has some git hooks that help a little https://nbdev.fast.ai/#Avoiding-and-handling-git-conflicts and the other commands like:

  • nbdev_read_nbs
  • nbdev_clean_nbs
  • nbdev_diff_nbs
  • nbdev_test_nbs

So you can also create your documentation on the go as while writing a library for example some of them:

You can see a video here nbdev tutorial apart from the first link.

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tyoc213
  • 1.3k
  • 18
  • 21

I will also add to others suguested https://nbdev.fast.ai/ which is a state of the art "literate programming environment, as envisioned by Donald Knuth back in 1983!".

It also has some git hooks that help a little https://nbdev.fast.ai/#Avoiding-and-handling-git-conflicts and the other commands like:

  • nbdev_read_nbs
  • nbdev_clean_nbs
  • nbdev_diff_nbs
  • nbdev_test_nbs

So you can also create your documentation on the go as while writing a library for example some of them: