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i've seen people recommend novices in open-source to contribute documentation instead of code and this is really weird, because writing good documentation, to me, is much harder than writing good code in the time i wrote a medium complexity Yosys pass i documented like 2 cells
I always assumed this had two reasons: (1) it's easier to review doc changes than code changes (2) novices have a better understanding what parts of the doc is missing or confusing Not saying either is true. :) But I think these are the underlying assumptions.
I see, this makes sense!
Right. Also, it’s important to note that the suggestion is to improve *user* documentation, not, like, comments or the project’s internal technical docs.
When I was working in devrel my favourite strategy for improving our docs, was to sit down with a novice and let them walk me through the docs, highlighting where the story didn’t make sense. It’s all too easy breeze over the “simple” parts when you know what you’re doing.
Yeah. I always find it interesting how many docs are essentially missing the first paragraph, where one should explain what the thing is in very broad terms, before diving into APIs and implementation details.
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