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If your spec is entirely up in the air, you can start by replicating the examples. Lack of meaningful examples and/or in-depth documentation is the first red fl
by supernes 4y ago
If your spec is entirely up in the air, you can start by replicating the examples. Lack of meaningful examples and/or in-depth documentation is the first red flag. You can also scan the reported issues to see if others are having trouble with core features, which is a sign of project immaturity.
Either way, it always helps to have some basic use case in mind. Bigger than "Hello, World" and smaller than a MVP. The outcome of any evaluation will heavily depend on whether it's a good fit for what you're trying to achieve.
- varorav 4y agoGreat point on being able to use motivating examples and testing out how user friendly the documentation and "getting started" is.