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When I learned Cocoa back then I really liked the API reference because every method had a "see also" section that gave me a link to methods that had a similar goal in mind. Think of shift/unshift, String#start_with/String#end_with. They somehow belong together but you have to find them first. A link would help a lot.
BTW, some methods do have a "see also" link, see: http://ruby-doc.org/core-1.9/classes/Enumerable.src/M003045.html
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looks like the majority is in favour of this great ruby docs feature.
How do we go about then? Create a list of methods with their possible link targets seems the easiest way right now.
When I learned Cocoa back then I really liked the API reference because every method had a "see also" section that gave me a link to methods that had a similar goal in mind. Think of shift/unshift, String#start_with/String#end_with. They somehow belong together but you have to find them first. A link would help a lot.
BTW, some methods do have a "see also" link, see: http://ruby-doc.org/core-1.9/classes/Enumerable.src/M003045.html
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: