Clear documentation is one half of any good library. If you think you've shared a great piece of code yet very few people are using it, perhaps the docs are trash.
Clarity of thought and concise examples written with empathy for the user is how you build trust. And a following.
Learn from times iterated over time spent.
Craft a thousand tweets before ten blog posts before one novel.
Skim a dozen books before absorbing one.
Make many small investments before a few big bets.
Build many small products before starting a company.
Explore, then exploit.
Almost made fun of an electrician today like "is it an electrician's guild rule that you have to perform 5 minutes of ritual complaining about What Was The Previous Electrician Thinking before you're allowed to fix anything?" but then I remembered I'm a software engineer
🔴 Introducing CodeSandbox Live 🔴
Real time collaboration in CodeSandbox. We're doing it live!
- Create a live session for anyone to join with a URL
- Edit, create, and delete files simultaneously
- Use 'Classroom Mode' to specify who can make edits
https://t.co/gSsEI5ITTu
Re: this new API Dan is teasing, if we're successful, I expect it will usher in another era of rapid OSS innovation in the React community, comparable to the every-week-a-Flux-framework period before Redux. Except this is waaaay cooler than Flux. IMO :)
https://t.co/DmnvMW1UN2