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Thursday October 10, 2002

JUnit Doclet and Code that documents itself.

JUnitDoclet looks kinda cool - found via James Strachan. It generates skeletons of TestCases based on your application source code. And it supports you to reorganize tests during refactoring. Nice - maybe we should use this on Roller and see if we can learn anything.

One thing we were discussing on the roller-development list today was if it's possible to generate generate documentation straight from our javadocs. I'd like to see something similar to javadocs, but easier for the non-programmer types to use and understand.

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