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Improving documentation is an often underrated contribution. Have you read man pages by the same author as the program itself? When you can tell before looking
by bubblesnort 2y ago
Improving documentation is an often underrated contribution.
Have you read man pages by the same author as the program itself? When you can tell before looking up the name, there's a needed and worthy contribution waiting to happen.
- tmtvl 2y agoNo need to tell me, whenever I'm working with Common Lisp I usually have the GNU Common Lisp documentation open to the side (it's in Info format, which Emacs has pretty good support for). I also really appreciate Perl for the `perldoc' command, which works well with the Perl community's penchant for well-written documentation (e.g. the documentation for List::Util https://metacpan.org/pod/List::Util https://metacpan.org/pod/List::Util). Although I will admit that I was poking fun at the 'improve docs: @@ an awesome project' shenanigans from the T-shirt days.