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High quality article with some new advices. > Read more documentation than just the bare minimum you need I wish I practiced this before, I'd be as good and q
by pcwelder 2y ago
High quality article with some new advices.
> Read more documentation than just the bare minimum you need
I wish I practiced this before, I'd be as good and quick as some of my brilliant colleagues.
- protomolecule 2y agoI usually do, but not a long time ago after I've read docs on boost::spirit, gpt4 suggested a trick with which I could've come up myself but I failed to connect two different pieces of documentation. This left me wondering if reading the docs thoroughly is still a good investment. On the other hand, having some level of knowledge of a library saves me some time since I can often write things faster by myself than explaining gpt4 in more and more details what I need.
- skydhash 2y agoI love it when projects gave single HTML documentation or a PDF. In the worst case, I'd take a nice site like Laravel's documentation. Any piece of software I use, I try to do a speed reading of the whole documentation or a significant part if it's big. A mental model of all the offered features is a nice help when solving problems.