VSdocman - a .NET documentation compiler - is directly integrated in Visual Studio so it will assist you with complete process of creating a documentation. This includes intelligent semi-automatic commenting of your code elements, creating additional topics (non-API reference) and generating and deploying the documentation.

HelpScribble is a full-featured, easy-to-use help authoring tool for creating help files from start to finish. You can create WinHelp (.hlp) files, HTML Help (.chm) files, a printed manual and online documentation (on a web site) all from the same HelpScribble project. If you have previously used another help authoring tool, you can reuse your work by importing the HPJ+RTF files created with the other tool or by a help decompiler.

Ready to start building documentation without all the hassle? Using Html Help Builder you can focus on your content and use a productive work flow with a text optimized editor using the popular Markdown editing format.

XMind, a full-featured mind mapping and brainstorming tool, designed to generate ideas, inspire creativity, brings you efficiency both in work and life. Tens of million people love it. Mind Map structure in XMind contains a root in the center, with main branches radiating from it. Besides the basic Mind Map structure, XMind also offers Org-chart, Tree-chart, Logic-chart, etc. These charts will play important roles under various circumstances. More importantly, all these charts can be used within one map!

VSdocman is an ultimate, fast and easy to use .NET documenting tool for every Visual Studio C# and VB developer.

Document your .NET code on a professional level.
Generate comprehensive MSDN-style class documentation for your C# and Visual Basic .NET projects, with custom topics, IntelliSense and F1 context sensitive help.
See how easy the code commenting with XML doc comments can be with powerful comment templates and sophisticated WYSIWYG comment editor.

VSdocman is an ultimate, fast and easy to use .NET documenting tool for every Visual Studio C# and VB developer.

Document your .NET code on a professional level.
Generate comprehensive MSDN-style class documentation for your C# and Visual Basic .NET projects, with custom topics, IntelliSense and F1 context sensitive help.
See how easy the code commenting with XML doc comments can be with powerful comment templates and sophisticated WYSIWYG comment editor.

VSdocman is an ultimate, fast and easy to use .NET documenting tool for every Visual Studio C# and VB developer.

Document your .NET code on a professional level.
Generate comprehensive MSDN-style class documentation for your C# and Visual Basic .NET projects, with custom topics, IntelliSense and F1 context sensitive help.
See how easy the code commenting with XML doc comments can be with powerful comment templates and sophisticated WYSIWYG comment editor.

Get a good grasp on the basics of Java programming language: topics ranging from basic syntax to database operations This course is designed for students or anyone else who want to start Java as a programming language. We will consider several topics ranging from installing Java itself to MySQL database operations. The first chapter will be about the basics: loops, decision making, variables and so on. The next chapters will be about exception handling as well as how to deal with input/output operations. Of course, we will consider the object orinted principles: inheritance, polymorphism and encapsulation as well. The last chapter will be about how to connect to a MySQL database and how to make the basic database-related operations: inserting new items, removing items or updating items in the database table.

This course is a follow-up to the hugely successful Beginning Android Development course. We pick-up where Android 1 leaves off, covering topics such as Google Maps & GPS, Audio, Video, Styles, working with the Internet, SQLite databases, and much, much, more!

HelpScribble is a full-featured, easy-to-use help authoring tool for creating help files from start to finish. You can create WinHelp (.hlp) files, HTML Help (.chm) files, a printed manual and online documentation (on a web site) all from the same HelpScribble project. If you have previously used another help authoring tool, you can reuse your work by importing the HPJ+RTF files created with the other tool or by a help decompiler.