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pdimitar on Jan 28, 2021 | parent | context | favorite | on: Developers spend most of their time figuring the s...

> I would love to have a starter kit for JS projects that you can drag and drop and start building your own tooling for your product.

Can you elaborate on that?

> But the problem with such approach is: diagram quickly gets out of date.

True, but using something lighter-weight like Mermaid.JS helped me in these cases.

folkrav on Jan 28, 2021 [–]

You often see stuff as simple as a README get out of date. Lowering the barrier of entry to write documentation is hardly a bad thing, but the problem remains that said documentation takes time and work to stay relevant.

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