Stack Overflow's "Documentation" site was an attempt to create collaborative documentation for software. A year on, the company has essentially admitted the initiative was a bust and although it has "learned quite a bit" from the experience, Documentation itself is biting the digital dust.
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Stack Overflow might as well be the official documentation for all programming languages, given how often it's used by developers to complement their abilities. The Q&A site however is dramatically increasing its scope with "Stack Overflow Documentation", self-described as the "biggest expansion to Stack Overflow since it first launched".
Any programmer worth his or her salt has heard of Stack Overflow. Heck, you can't really call yourself a coder unless you've browsed a code snippet or piece of advice on the Jeff Atwood/Joel Spolsky creation. So, what does it take to keep such a heavily trafficked site like Stack Overflow afloat? Here are all the numbers (and photos) you could possibly want.