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I'm looking through the source code of the latest OSQA release, and internal documentation is nowhere to be found. How do you develop and maintain such a large and widely used open-source project without inserting almost a single line of comments into the code? |
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It's true that the biggest part of the code is not documented, however we are making efforts to document the more complicated parts of the source, especially during the process of implementation. However one of the things I love about Django is that it's code is self-documenting and easy to understand, even without comments everywhere. I believe that the OSQA source is really well structured and easy to maintain, especially when using a nice IDE. |
