Comparison Javadoc vs TiddlyWiki

Javadoc is a tool used to generate documentation. It is a tool made available by Oracle Corporation. It was formerly owned by its creator, Sun Microsystems. Javadoc makes use of Java programming languaging and uses the “doc comments” format. It also comes with APIs that allow users to create doclets and taglets for structural analysis of created applications. It follows the de factory industry standard for documentation. It provides the user with the facility to write different types of comments in the program, namely, single-line comments, multi-line comments and documentation comments. Javadoc isn’t available for use when it comes to private entities and anonymous inner classes.

Tiddlywiki is a notebook service that also serves as a to-do list. It is known for being non-linear and user-friendly in nature. It enables users to record important information with ease. It also serves as a platform for building high-performance and visually attractive websites. It is designed to adapt to the different needs of its users. It comes with a plugin library as well. TiddlyWiki is known for offering a conducive space for the organization of ideas. It offers scope for customization and comes with a simple interface as well. It is available for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS. It is compatible with Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Opera and Standalone App.