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What I hate about javascript fatigue is that there's never enough time for something to mature before it gets replaced. Documentation always covers the basic sc
by kyriakos 4y ago
What I hate about javascript fatigue is that there's never enough time for something to mature before it gets replaced. Documentation always covers the basic scenarios and never any edge cases. Sooner or later you end up trying to find a solution in a github issue 20 pages down.
- mmis1000 4y agoI think webpack is a special exception. It somehow revised the whole 5 major version and still don't get a proper plugin development document at all, not even basic one. You don't even have a flow graph that tells you events happen in which order. Everyone either Google and copy paste random example or reading the source by themselves. It always amazed me that such a big project can just live without docs.
- jokethrowaway 4y agothat's the only thing agile people got from the manifesto an excuse not to write docs, ever it's endemic in the majority of companies I've seen in the last 10 years hopefully tooling (eg. docs.rs mostly automatically generated and pleasant to use) will help in the long term