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90% of time people will use the default unless it doesn't work for them. So if you used a default with a popular language, many people would try copy-pasting an
by ParetoOptimal 4y ago
90% of time people will use the default unless it doesn't work for them. So if you used a default with a popular language, many people would try copy-pasting and it would "not work" because they didn't substitute their own language.
They'd move begin searching for a new solution.
Some would recognize they should substitute their language.
Then a tiny fraction of users will actually read your documentation :)
- listenallyall 4y agoIf you're making software for actual end-users, your point has merit. If you are creating a library for programmers to import into their own projects, nope, sorry, RTFM (at least the first part of it) or get lost.