I'm struggling a bit reading one documentation piece; it's good, and written by expert, but... this is my problem. I'd prefer a documentation written by non-expert, who asks questions 'why' and writes answers. It's very like "HP & half-blood prince" - field tips inside the book helped him get better results than printed text.
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rodyon
02/06/2023, 7:10 AM
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Mark Takata (Adobe)
02/06/2023, 3:33 PM
so while I hate to be "that person", I've found ChatGPT to be ridiculously good at explaining things at different user knowledge levels.
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Mark Takata (Adobe)
02/06/2023, 3:34 PM
If you can paste the contents of the docs in and say "explain the following as though you are training a junior developer" or something like that, it might do the trick
Mark Takata (Adobe)
02/06/2023, 3:35 PM
I've done that on a few AWS things that I was just absolutely not clicking on and somehow I think I actually (mostly) understand them now? Maybe? Might be an old dog/new tricks thing with me though ymmv
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steveduke
02/06/2023, 5:21 PM
Agreed, ChatGPT can be pretty good at translating nerd.
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rodyon
02/06/2023, 6:49 PM
But it not going to create example per documentation, or add to docs omitted defaults.