I was thinking this might have been a treatise on prompt engineering, or something like Rational Rose. I was actually pleasantly disappointed. I am glad to see

I was thinking this might have been a treatise on prompt engineering, or something like Rational Rose. I was actually pleasantly disappointed. I am glad to see documentation treated as a "first class" engineering Discipline. I would say the same goes to creative authors, such as graphic designers, or 3D modelers. I'm fairly big on good documentation[0], myself, and feel its absence, whenever I look at most codebases, these days. > Documentation is vital software infrastructure Definitely agree. I am feeling the decline in Apple's documentation (I'm an old-time Apple app developer, and remember Inside Macintosh). It's gotten absolutely awful, these days. I'm just starting on a SwiftUI app (I think I may have finally found a good application for it), and, boy howdy, is that documentation ... less than ideal. Fortunately, someone else thinks similarly, and did something about it[1]. I hate to rely on these types of things, because they often lose sync with the subject, but it is totally necessary. [0] https://littlegreenviper.com/leaving-a-legacy/ https://littlegreenviper.com/leaving-a-legacy/ [1] https://swiftui-lab.com https://swiftui-lab.com