This is discussed elsewhere. We use an internal doc generator that may be made available at some point, but is not currently. If you simply want to replicate the style, you are free to look at the doc center CSS.
Internal eh, bummer It's not so much the css but more the structure overall that I like about the Ext docs. I do hope you guys release that generator one day
I've also been trying to hunt down something that will document javascript for me.
Has Jack released anything yet?
and if he hasn't, are their any alternatives, jsdoc doesn't seem to work (with standard tempaltes), obviously you guys are already aware of this, do I have any options?
There is currently no way to compile the docs yourself. They used to be JSDoc compatible, but we've added lots of extensions to the JSDoc syntax to support things like events, config options, etc. in our docs. We use a custom parser to generate them and the parser is not currently available publicly. For now you'll have to use the docs in the source or wait for a public release.
I didn't say that . I said that you'll have to use the docs in the source. All the docs originate in the source files, so you can read them there as well -- my point was that the doc center does not get generated until we do public releases.
With that said, at the moment many of the new 2.0 classes have not been documented yet. Look for documentation to be added throughout the source files as things progress.
It's not so much the css but more the structure overall that I like about the Ext docs. I do hope you guys release that generator one day 
Originally Posted by JorisA
. I said that you'll have to use the docs in the source. All the docs originate in the source files, so you can read them there as well -- my point was that the doc center does not get generated until we do public releases.
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