Encyclopedia Collection
Comprehensive technical documentation, beautifully compiled
Megadox is a curated collection of encyclopedic documentation covering some of the most influential software projects in computing history. Each volume has been meticulously researched, analyzed, and compiled into elegant EPUB, PDF, and HTML formats, perfect for deep technical reading and reference.
📝 AI-Generated Documentation: This entire collection—from source code analysis to documentation writing, build system creation, and website design—was generated using Claude (Anthropic's AI). These encyclopedias represent comprehensive explorations of each codebase, compiled with attention to technical accuracy, historical context, and educational value.
An encyclopedic guide to the architecture and implementation of GNU Emacs, covering the C core, Elisp runtime, display engine, and all major subsystems.
A comprehensive guide to Signal's cryptographic protocol library, documenting the mathematical foundations, protocol specifications, and implementation details.
The definitive guide to the original Unix system running on the PDP-7, exploring assembly code, filesystem, and process management.
An in-depth exploration of PostgreSQL's architecture, from storage layer and query processing to transaction management and replication.
A complete guide to NetHack, covering the bestiary, item compendium, game mechanics, and codebase architecture.
An encyclopedic guide to the Surge XT synthesizer codebase, covering DSP theory, oscillators, filters, effects, and modulation systems.