3 ms·

I feel the primary reason is because things are updated so much more frequently now. It's probably not worth the time to fully document software only for it to

• Fnoord 7y ago
  I regard it as short-term greed. Documentation and QA doesn't sell short-term; things like Sidecar do. Perhaps the right way to tackle it is updating less frequently (feature-wise) and focus more on stability and documentation instead. Because good documentation is written by the engineers themselves, it means less output from them (it is a myth that you can just throw more money and human resources at the problem). Imagine, for example, macOS and iOS only being updated once every 2 years with a major release.