The beauty of linux and open source is that you can rewrite the documentation. Doc writers are badly needed because coders hate writing documentation - you'll fit right in.
Anyone can write documentation until they have a question they don't know the answer to. And Linux land is full of stuff people don't have an answer to. There are literally system calls that have no documentation whatsoever. There are probably system calls barely anyone knows exist.
The beauty of linux and open source is that you can rewrite the documentation. Doc writers are badly needed because coders hate writing documentation - you'll fit right in.
But you have to understand the code to write the documentation...
Writing documentation is literally a job that non-coders can do.
Anyone can write documentation until they have a question they don't know the answer to. And Linux land is full of stuff people don't have an answer to. There are literally system calls that have no documentation whatsoever. There are probably system calls barely anyone knows exist.
Perfect is the enemy of good. Pick up a github project and get to work. Be the change you want to see.
Harder to do if they have no documentation lol.
Perfect is the enemy of good. Pick up a github project and get to work. Be the change you want to see.
Sounds like reddit talking about theory
How does someone with no understanding of the code start documenting the code exactly?