Moving back to .NET

[Kagamin via Digitalmars-d]

On Friday, 25 September 2015 at 16:15:45 UTC, Laeeth Isharc wrote:
> Where I think we don't do such a good job is curating such 
> knowledge and presenting it in a form that's easy to digest for 
> newcomers.  That's also a function of the kinds of people that 
> are here, because creative people don't like doing boring 
> things like write documentation.  (And they have other 
> higher-valued demands on their time).  I don't know what the 
> answer is, but we will have to find one over time.

BTW I don't get the documentation problem. I often catch myself 
admiring my code, yeah I do a good job writing it, and by writing 
docs I give it credit for its beauty, I brag about great job I 
did. Like... "look there was this problem and I solved it in the 
most elegant way possible, see how:... and it does this and that 
because it's the best thing to do here, and it doesn't do that 
because it's not good to do it here, and it has this little 
feature that makes it better than without it and is really 
helpful". So it feels like people don't want to write docs 
because they think they wrote a crappy code and hence can't give 
it credit, they are ashamed to speak about it.