DevDocs is made of two pieces: a Ruby scraper that generates the documentation and metadata, and a JavaScript app powered by a small Sinatra app. Finally, point your browser at localhost:9292 (the first request will take a few seconds to compile the assets). You're all set.

It is one of the best document sources out there but has become unusable because it cannot retain my selection of documentation. Almost every other time I visit I have to start from scratch picking the stack I use. It's great but not great enough to keep doing that over and over and over ...

A development document refers to a document that is created, reviewed, and implemented by development teams in the software industry. These documents include proposals, user requirements, test and review reports, and self-reflective documents that analyze the development process.