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Why aren't these great books turned into the official documentation if the current official docs are lacking in so much quality?
by akshatpradhan 12y ago
Why aren't these great books turned into the official documentation if the current official docs are lacking in so much quality?
- benstr 12y agoThe official docs are great for the core APIs. I agree more attention is needed for Blaze and Spacebars. But lacking? No. The source code is very well annotated also.
- TylerE 12y agoBecause that sort of "consulting economy" is the open source business model de jure.
- petercooper 12y agoIt's not really new, except perhaps it being more indie now. In most (but not all) niches over the years, the paid, formal published for-profit books have provided the best documentation, right back to the 70s, through O'Reilly's catalogue (he got rich for a reason), through MSDN, and right up to now. Indeed, it's possibly better now because a single author can do it all on their own.
- Tenhundfeld 12y agoJust FYI: du jour. De jure means something else.