Is there a way to get better at reading documentation??

Read to learn

- Learn the structure of docs
- Identity the core concepts
- build a mental map of those concepts
- learn to contextualize a question in the terminology of the documentation and then google with site:www.somesitecontext.xyz

Read more and use that knowledge.
You can read docs all day long, but without a practical use they don't mean much on their own.

It's like the circle of life for devs.

Read, build / fix, deploy.

Only the reading part becomes less over time as you retain that knowledge from practical use unless you venture into new depths or areas.

What is documentation?

@Root
It is a fancy word for "code".

@Oktokolo 😯

Oh, the comments!
Yeah, I stab anyone who doesn't write those.

@Root
Yes, the "comments".

@Oktokolo There you go 🙂

/ or CTRL+F

Depends on whether you are in terminal using “man” or on a website with a Browser

practice.

Speedread.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/...

EDIT : Takes a bit of practice, but works

Yeah, writing it haha