Comment by statictype

I don’t disagree but Stripe’s case makes sense.

They are making documentation for developers.

And in fact, having good documentation and developer tooling is a core part of their value proposition.

Making it easy to look at documentation and immediately implement something that works is a core part of the Stripe UX.

So documentation can be considered as part of their product offering.

In that way it makes sense for them for it to be driven by code.