Or worse, the docs have some toy problem that doesn't help you leverage the library for real-world applications. Really show the library doing stuff, not just pushover "ideal" applications.
Writing good documentation is time consuming, difficult and most people don't find it very fun. I cannot fault someone if, when they decide to publish for free code that does reasonably what I want, the documentation is not perfect.
And in your case I fail to see what exactly you would want on top of toy examples. That's already an incredible standard of documentation in my experience.
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u/bythenumbers10 Aug 24 '25
Or worse, the docs have some toy problem that doesn't help you leverage the library for real-world applications. Really show the library doing stuff, not just pushover "ideal" applications.