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In addition to ` swift-doc`,
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this project currently ships with several, experimental tools
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that offer complementary functionality.
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- It's unclear how all everything will ultimately fit together,
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+ It's unclear how everything will ultimately fit together,
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but for now,
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they're incubating in a shared monorepo
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(the intent is for each of them to eventually become
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Without much in the way of strong design guidance,
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we're not entirely sure what Swift documentation _should_ look like.
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But we do think plain text is a good place to start.
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- We look forward to soliciting feedback and ideas from everyone
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- to identify what those needs are and come up with the best ways to meet them.
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+ We look forward to
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+ soliciting feedback and ideas from everyone
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+ so that we can identify those needs
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+ and figure out the best ways to meet them.
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In the meantime,
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we've set ourselves up for success
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These new technologies have already yielded some promising results.
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` swift-doc` is built in Swift,
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- and can be installed both macOS and Linux as a small, standalone binary.
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+ and can be installed on both macOS and Linux as a small, standalone binary.
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Because it relies only on a syntactic reading of Swift source code,
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without needing code first to be compiled,
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` swift-doc` is quite fast.
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