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I'm a contract Java developer working in Melbourne for the past 10+ years.
More recently I created onmydoorstep.com.au, a place to find out more about where you live in Australia.
I'm also active in the open-source community with several projects ongoing.
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Tag Archives: markdown
markdown doclet updated to v3
Yesterday I published a new version of markdown-doclet which fixes the issue of using custom Taglets, which was raised by a user report. I also spent some time looking into a few of the other more difficult problems I’ve been … Continue reading
markdown-doclet Updated to v2
I’ve just posted a new release of markdown-doclet on google code. This version fixes the {@link ClassNameEtc} Javadoc notation, which was broken due to the case-sensitivity of the markdown library. It is highly recommended to upgrade to the new version
Posted in Java, Software Engineering
Tagged doclet, Java, javadoc, markdown, open-source
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Markdown Doclet for Javadoc
I spent some spare time this week creating a mash up of sorts… a “markdown” doclet for Javadoc. Markdown-Doclet Project on Google Code Markdown is a light-weight markup language which reads much like plain-ASCII-formatted-text, as opposed to HTML which reads … Continue reading
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Tagged doclet, documentation, Java, javadoc, markdown, open-source
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