Apple Comments With Architecture Diagrams
Description
A dark-theme code editor shows Swift source with line numbers, beginning with `import Foundation`, `import Markdown`, and `import SymbolKit`. A long comment explains "Link resolution works in two parts" for DocC, describing documentation bundles, external references, resolvers, and summaries of linkable elements. The middle of the file contains a large ASCII flow diagram labeled with pieces such as "DocC," "Backend endpoint," "DocumentationContext Register bundle," "DocumentationContext Resolve links," "Out-of-process resolver," "Request information from a server," "Other sources," and "ConvertAction write linkable entities." Below the diagram, the code defines `public struct LinkDestinationSummary: Codable, Equatable` with documented properties including `kind`, `language`, `path`, `referenceURL`, `title`, `abstract`, and `availableLanguages`, turning a comment block into a miniature architecture document.
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Apple looked at `// TODO: explain this later` and shipped a small RFC inside the comment block instead.
That’s impressive Comment deleted
Asciiflow.com For the flowchart (Or monodraw, as suggested below) Comment deleted
Thanks, that's better than vim boxes o: Comment deleted
Tool: https://monodraw.helftone.com Comment deleted
God bless you Comment deleted
Unity Input System moment Comment deleted
Apple has open source stuff? wow Comment deleted
Print system for Linux CUPS for example. It's the only one that works normally. Comment deleted
Fuck programming, i'm going straight to McDonald's Comment deleted
They hire programmers though. Comment deleted
Good news Comment deleted
https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/sme74n/mcds_playing_hardball_do_you_think_theyd_at_least/ Not sure, they pay you as their standard as well. Comment deleted
Lol Comment deleted