It can be really hard to find good free resources: for-pay providers are much more motivated to promote themselves.
I found it really hard to find quality stock images, and eventually found unsplash. This week I found pixabay too.
I'm sure this also happens in other domains.
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I suspect every programming language eventually becomes dated.
As soon as you commit to 1.0, you will have design decisions that (with hindsight) are mistakes, and you can't fix them.
Design best practices change over time too. Immutability is a more common default now.
Choosing the right amount of content to put on each docs page is surprisingly hard.
I've seen info/man pages as a single large HTML page and it eventually slows down the browser. A short page with a short scrollbar is less intimidating and you're more likely to read to the end.
I'm really flattered that IntelliJ users are requesting structural diffs and referencing difftastic!
(FWIW I'd love to eventually ship a reusable library, but APIs are just changing too fast right now.)
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-291212