Firstly this is not a rant. I just want to know if its a community decision to have docs this way or there is opportunity for me to contribute to make documentation better.
I am a new to nodejs and i find the nodejs.org/.../docs are very less informative compared to any other big OSS platforms.
for example fs.close api doc is very vague for me.
- Its just listing the arguments
fd and callback.
- It would be great to know if the callback has arguments and their details.
- I would want to have an example associated with it.
Can you share thoughts on this perspective, is there any ongoing effort in this area?
Firstly this is not a rant. I just want to know if its a community decision to have docs this way or there is opportunity for me to contribute to make documentation better.
I am a new to nodejs and i find the nodejs.org/.../docs are very less informative compared to any other big OSS platforms.
for example fs.close api doc is very vague for me.
fdandcallback.Can you share thoughts on this perspective, is there any ongoing effort in this area?