I believe an SDK is only as powerful as its documentation. My approach focuses on Time-to-First-Call (TTFC)βreducing the minutes it takes for a developer to go from npm install to a successful API response. I focus on:
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Discoverability: Making methods and properties easy to find.
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Predictability: Consistent naming conventions and error handling.
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Contextual Examples: Providing real-world code snippets, not just abstract syntax.
- Enhance README and fix strict type imports: reclaimprotocol/docs#106
- Add comprehensive sdk methods reference for issue: prince0xdev/mailzeet-ts#9
- Add streaming, error handling, and config examples: micah-nettey/layer-ai#90
- SDK documentation - JavaScript: abm-dev-git/kong-portal#138
- SDK documentation - Python: abm-dev-git/kong-portal#139
- docs: error handling & expected exceptions and how to handle them: netdevops/hier-config-gpt#29
I utilize a Docs-as-Code workflow to ensure documentation scales with the software:
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Standards: OpenAPI/Swagger for spec-driven documentation.
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Environments: GitHub Codespaces & Postman for live testing.
