I received an ad from StackOverflow, introducing their "Documentation"
feature in beta, here http://stackoverflow.com/tour/documentation. It seems
useful for tutorials, too. You can have a look.
It needs at least five requests for the #ats tag to allow us to create
documents. Anyone interested is welcomed to click the following link to
help make it happen. http://stackoverflow.com/documentation/ats/commit
I attach here a screenshot for a Python documentation.
This looks like a very good ecosystem.
Yes, we should definitely try hard to get in. Please click.On Thursday, July 21, 2016 at 11:51:49 AM UTC-4, Steinway Wu wrote:
Hi, @Hongwei
I received an ad from StackOverflow, introducing their “Documentation”
feature in beta, here http://stackoverflow.com/tour/documentation. It
seems useful for tutorials, too. You can have a look.
It needs at least five requests for the #ats tag to allow us to create
documents. Anyone interested is welcomed to click the following link to
help make it happen. Documentation - Stack Overflow
I attach here a screenshot for a Python documentation.