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I'd say that, over the last twenty years, Python's docs have gone from excellent to good to middling to excellent to good to middling (dropping as the language
by mjw1007 9y ago
I'd say that, over the last twenty years, Python's docs have gone from excellent to good to middling to excellent to good to middling (dropping as the language expanded and the generally expected standard went up, and improving when they did one major revamp).
So I agree that another revamp would be good now, but I historically the docs have been a plus as much as they've been a minus, relative to Python's alternatives.
- dom0 9y agoMuch plain reference data is missing from the docs (like return types). Its neat to describe a function, but if you don't hand out the API, then the docs are not all that useful.