"How do you become a good writer and get good feedback? I don't know." Write a lot and have other people read it. Try and communicate, and see where that comm

"How do you become a good writer and get good feedback? I don't know." Write a lot and have other people read it. Try and communicate, and see where that communication breaks down. Write for large audiences, and see where you are either misunderstood or how you piss of the readers. These recommendations are some of the tools you're asking for, though they aren't as automated or have answers as clear as piping something to a standard output. Remember, when you first start to learn programming, you don't have access to "debugging tools, tests and output for feedback", either... these are tools you develop because you realize that you need them. That doesn't mean that these tools don't exist, or that you can't find them, or that they are useful to you in your situation.