#posh Doczilla has managed to build documentation for 256 libraries out of 269 that I handpicked.
But that's actually a great result.
I assume that there are < 500 Ruby gems that are actively used. In the case of people actively looking up documentation, it's way less than that. Maybe <200 gems with high traffic on documentation places?
Probably less than that with LLM's.
#posh 560 docsets and 45 ruby gems are published automatically by doczilla.
Still some hiccups that I'm working through, befor more gems could be enabled.
#posh This side project thing is getting out of hand. It's like second job now.
But doczilla (documentation builded service) is very close to fully functional!
#posh first (and simplest) workflow done in doczilla!
git checkout -> extract -> index -> package -> upload to CDN
All on hetzner server (and not on my laptop anymore)
#posh After so much success with changes tordoc-markdown gem today, I'm trying to apply the same technique to improve the quality of yard-markdown output.
It's amazing how Codex in 12 hours does the most boring work imaginable, that could take me months to do myself.
#posh amazing progress on rdoc-markdown gem.
Opencode just yolo'd through issues in the loop. Normally all this would take a lot of time with the "generate, test, modify" loop.