It’s after bits like this one, I think I should spend more time reading documentation:
METHODS
Create
Create a new transaction.
This routine should _never_ be called by anything other than RT::Ticket. It should not be called from client code. Ever. Not ever. If you do this, we will hunt you down and break your kneecaps. Then the unpleasant stuff will start.
TODO: Document what gets passed to this
RT::Transaction->Create() developer manual for Request Tracker 4.2.
SchemaSpy – Graphical Database Schema Metadata Browser. Â This is a tool written in Java that helps one to generate database schema documentation. Â Have a look at some sample pages. Â Those familiar with Graphviz will immediately realize that the tools is using dot for graphing tables and their relationships. Â Those familiar with SugarCRM documentation will immediately notice that SchemaSpy is used for the API documentation.
Docracy – free legal documents, or as they describe it on their website:
the web’s only open collection of legal contracts and the best way to negotiate and sign documents online
Very handy for things likes contracts, proposals, and non-disclosure agreements (NDAs).
DevDocs.io – a local cache of searchable documentation
I’ve heard about this project for a while now, but tried it only today. Â This blog post left me no options. Â And I’m glad. Â Because DevDocs are absolutely awesome!
Here is a handy list manuals for the systemd: