I want to formally announce a project I have been working on the past few weeks, and decided to release now with patch 1.6.0
http://wdn.wowinterface.com (edited with new link)
this site is running on my personal site, but will be getting moved soon to wowinterface. I am calling it the wowinterface development network as it is a resource for developers to get comprehensive information about the ui, files, and methods for creating addons.
Features:
Version Patch Notes (finished) allows you to view the patch notes for each released version of the game.
Version Comparisons (finished) shows a deep file comparison and analysis of everything that physically changed in the FrameXML files per version.
Snapshots (finished) allows you to view the current files as they are in the live and test servers for the current client version. Basically a raw file viewer for the Interface/FrameXML directory.
LUA Reference Documentation (under development) a modified version of the LUA docs customized to only include WOW relevant data. WoW uses a subset restricted library of LUA functions and as such not everything in the full LUA 5 docs are relevant.
XML Reference Documentation (under development) compiles the formatting and organizational structure of the wow xml files.
API Reference Documentation (under development) is a comprehensive guide to the wow specific functions and handlers as defined in the live client.
Smippets & Tutorials (coming soon) will be an area in which custom code blocks are published for general consumption. Basically a place where developers can share ideas and code for easy access and organization of features...
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I was going to wait until the doc sections were done, but with the release of 1.6 I felt the community would want to see the version compares to better manage addon updates...
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