`runnableExamples` got vastly improved after that original thread time ~2018!
I am a strong proponent of using `runnableExamples`. If you see any issues with it, may be it deserves a new thread. * * * Few examples of runnableExamples loaded docs written by me: * [elnim](https://kaushalmodi.github.io/elnim/) * [std_vector](https://clonkk.github.io/nim-cppstl/cppstl/std_vector.html) * [ptr_math](https://kaushalmodi.github.io/ptr_math/) * * * @exelotl > When viewing docs I would much rather read: (examples of echo statements) But those echo docs are hard to maintain; at some point you will end up with mismatching code and echo examples. `doAssert` or `assert` based examples in `runnableExamples` can also be new-user friendly.. it depends on the style of writing those assertions. The best part is that to try out a `runnableExample`, the reader simply needs to import that library, copy/paste that `runnableExamples` snippet and expect that to Just Work.
