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Pull request overview

This PR adds presentation slides for week 15 of the DEPC course, featuring a project critique of FastAPI's documentation. The slides evaluate FastAPI's documentation quality using the Diataxis framework, comparing it with Django's documentation approach and assessing its suitability for beginners.

Key Changes:

  • Added a new Quarto/RevealJS presentation file critiquing FastAPI documentation
  • Covers FastAPI features, documentation structure analysis, and comparative assessment
  • Includes evaluation of documentation strengths and weaknesses using the Diataxis framework

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### Weaknesses (Diátaxis Misalignments)
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Spelling error: "Diátaxis" should be "Diataxis" (without the accent). The Diataxis framework for technical documentation does not use an accent in its name.

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### Weaknesses (Diátaxis Misalignments)
### Weaknesses (Diataxis Misalignments)

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- Explains its on par with NodeJS and GO
- You have to click two separate links before getting to an explanation page
- Benchmarks are an outside website not on the actual FastAPI website.
- Lacks indepth explanation of why and how fast FastAPI actually is.
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Spelling error: "indepth" should be "in-depth" (hyphenated) or "in depth" (two words).

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- Lacks indepth explanation of why and how fast FastAPI actually is.
- Lacks in-depth explanation of why and how fast FastAPI actually is.

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## High Performance

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- Explains its on par with NodeJS and GO
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Spelling/capitalization error: "GO" should be "Go" when referring to the Go programming language.

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- Explains its on par with NodeJS and Go

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## Minor Comparison: FastAPI vs. Django Documentation
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- **Django has more mature Diátaxis structure:**
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Spelling error: "Diátaxis" should be "Diataxis" (without the accent). The Diataxis framework for technical documentation does not use an accent in its name.

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- **Django has more mature Diátaxis structure:**
- **Django has more mature Diataxis structure:**

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pathakanshu and others added 2 commits December 3, 2025 11:44
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@gkapfham gkapfham merged commit 5464313 into prosegrammers:main Dec 3, 2025
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