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by re-thc
765 days ago
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> They are completely nonsense to non-programmers, and they rarely ever have good documentation This applies the same to other "popular" languages like Javascript i.e. NodeJs. I'd argue Java apps being supported by large corporations actually have better documentation. > Most only show up in old SO post, or application specific forums And a lot of "popular" issues only show up in a hidden github issues comment that may or may not be relevant anymore. |
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