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>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ben Wong
>
>I personally wouldn't use it for production websites because 
>it inflates the size of the Javascript file, therefore forcing 
>the user to download more. Also it would tempt others to steal 
>code by making it easy to understand.
>
>As a way of documenting code during development and for future 
>reference it would be useful, but well written code should be 
>self-documenting (well named functions) and easy to understand.


So does it make code easy to understand or not? Make your mind up!!

Personally, I do try and make use of it, but there are some limitations
which I am attempting to work around by writing a script to run at a
higher level.
Also, code bloat is not a problem, as I run all CSS, HTML and JS through
a compaction process as I take it live (automated release system)

For most small projects it probably doesn't give much advantage, but I
don't really understand how any of the arguments against using JSdoc are
different to using JavaDoc.

Mike



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