Tim & I are planning to spend quite a bit more time on this, what do you other devs want to see in documentation search? Full stack? Multi version? Comments? Examples? IDE integration? What would make your life better?
I don't know what options are valid in `cache_action`. The "real" answer, AFAICT, is to keep walking up the source code until you find the AbstractWhatever that actually defines the options.
Yeah, rails makes this as hard as possible to figure out, because everything is done dynamically by Hash arguments. Maybe we can do something like like link up the inheritance tree from the method?
Some feedback I have, is that I would like the sidebar to have a view that was less 'cluttered'. I know what String#new does, so could I just view all the methods available - sans description? Like how ruby-doc does it, super fast to spot what I need to lookup and click it.
Another is that the sidebar seems to take up a fair bit of space (especially as I use a half-sized browser window).
I really want to see this flourish, it seems a lot faster than searching ruby-doc! Keep at it, guys! :)
Yep, that's it. Would love to just click the one from the results, then have that view. But if I have to then click the name on the right, that's fine too.
I would like to have code examples in many libraries. But I'm not sure how you could achieve this... Maybe linking stackoverflow related posts in some way.
We already have all of the documentation for all of the current ruby gems, plus the ruby standard library. We don't yet have all versions of everything, but that's coming soon.
AFAIK, we're already more comprehensive than the existing sites, though.
