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Definitely second this. Plenty of times have I read documentation for a new library I'm about to use, only for when I get around to using it being right back on
by StivDC 3y ago
Definitely second this. Plenty of times have I read documentation for a new library I'm about to use, only for when I get around to using it being right back on the documentation page looking at how to use it. Only after I've given it a whirl, tried some stuff out can I then look at documentation and have things stick.
- Aromasin 3y agoI still think there is value in reading it cover to cover though, if only for spaced repetition. I'll skim read it to know the titles/where to find everything, use the tools, read a bit deeper, user the tools some more; repeat. Iteratively checking the documentation is what makes it stick.