Happened with me in early days 🥲

Mhmmmm no, information always in the docs but when there is some error like "MangoException: Not Enough mangos in my stomach Line 1337" i yeet that shit into duckduckgo and stackoverflow is often the first that pops up and often has the solution.

I feel like there should be a third queue for "read the source code and see how it works", coz that's where I've spent half of my week...

@atheist true when the documentation is garbage or nonexistent

lately, it seems like it's

s/stackoverflow/devrant/gi

@netikras the traffic is not even close, just some juniors slipping by

I visited stackoverflow intentionally last week. First time I’ve needed to in years.

Turns out I didn’t need to and what I needed was in the docs. I felt silly.

if the documentation is good, i don't really look elsewhere. I've been checking numpy for instance and it's really clear with use examples and everything

There should be a queue for when you’re working with niche obscure closed source software with a barely existent documentation. Mmmh… maybe it should just be a rope 😬

Sed reality

No wonder. Sometimes SO is straight to the point. It saves time.

If every tool’s documentation would be more useful and helpful than SO, SO wouldn’t have existed.

@jonas-w Looking for documentation on some Android libraries are just bad to look at