Evangelism around a framework trumps good documentation. Just today we were talking about how dull and overtly technical AWS documentation, and how Amazon Q is

Evangelism around a framework trumps good documentation. Just today we were talking about how dull and overtly technical AWS documentation, and how Amazon Q is justified in it’s existence just to make the eye-bleeding-like experience of configuring a policy slightly more tolerable. If you want just-terribly-awful-embarrassing documentation, just try doing anything in the KDE Plasma stack without a search engine. Try building a kirigami app and looking up class definitions. The easiest path is to install the Kirigami Gallery app and click on the examples of what you want, which opens a web browser to the source code of the app. Written in QML resembling the jQuery mega scripts of yesteryear.