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Somewhere to find the latest "best practice" way of doing things (obviously need some way to sort subjectivity there though!) For example, looking at Android t
by another-dave 7y ago
Somewhere to find the latest "best practice" way of doing things (obviously need some way to sort subjectivity there though!)
For example, looking at Android there are a load of blog posts, docs and libraries but lots are irrelevant now if coming at it fresh in 2020 — it's hard to tell which are obsolete unless you've got all the historic background though.
Was thinking something à la Stack Overflow / Reddit voting might be enough to keep the best practices fresh. It's the type of thing you'd think they could cover but would likely get closed as "resource requests" there unfortunately.
Feels like a missing piece of the puzzle for me in modern web-dev, especially when moving between fields.
(EDIT: typos / formatting / clarity)
- cjamesd 7y agoInteresting -- your comment makes me realize "latest" has many different meanings. "Latest best practice" has a different time scale than, say, "latest Tweet" -- it could be as of 2015 this is the best way to do this, and it still is. I agree with the help this would offer changing in changing contexts.