completed doc segments are "scruffy-looking nerfs".
--Ben
Ian Skinner wrote:
> We're building a tool for internal use, and we are trying to find some
> nice geeky, inside joke kind of name candidates for it. It is a tool,
> loosely based on fusedocs where XML documentation is included in each
> file of a web application with a tool that will aggregate these document
> segments into an overall document describing the application and
> allowing various searches and queries against it.
>
>
> The best we have come up with so far as an agricultural reference. The
> aggregator could be called "Harvester" and the document segments, XML
> root could be named "Crop".
>
>
> Does anybody want to suggest other candidates, possibly geeky, science
> fiction and/or other type of reference?
>
>
> Yes we are in a bit of a silly mood today, its Friday after all.
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