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Gradle's documentation falls into a trap that I find many projects falling into: thinking that, if you have documented all of the thing's parts, you have docume
by mumblemumble 6y ago
Gradle's documentation falls into a trap that I find many projects falling into: thinking that, if you have documented all of the thing's parts, you have documented the whole thing.
The only projects I see reliably escaping this trap are ones with commercial backing. I'm guessing the problem is that nobody does tech writing as a hobby, so, if you want to get good tech writing, you need to actually hire a tech writer.
- tn1 6y ago> The only projects I see reliably escaping this trap are ones with commercial backing. Gradle is backed by Gradle, Inc. [1] who provide commercial support and presumably a lot of development as well. [1] https://gradle.com/ https://gradle.com/