It is a polyglot developer reference tool originally created to help you compare a language you know with one you don't. The main purpose is to be a quick and easy reference tool to help people that use a lot of programming languages and have to context switch a lot. It also allows you to pick up how to use a new programming language fast without needing to read documentation.
This is the collection of documentation for Code Thesaurus, located at docs.codethesaur.us.
Learn more by reading over the project details on the docs themselves!
You can find the directions to run with Docker or to run manually on the docs site.
Yes! The Code Thesaurus code and documentation projects are both enabled for Hacktoberfest contributions.
This project values open source contributors, both to the main project and to the documentation! We'd love to have your help.
- Start with our Contribution Guidelines
- Look through the repo for issues or bugs
- Add any missing information on the main site
- Correct any incorrect information on the main site or the documentation
- Help think through the future of what Code Thesaurus could be
- Find more developers of any experience level and background to help contribute!