List of good developers documentations

[yangwao]

Let's drop list of good devrel inspiration we should definitley have over

inspirations

• https://docs.alchemy.com/docs/alchemy-quickstart-guide
• https://docs.blockmate.io/docs/api-reference
• https://docs.hel.io/introduction/welcome-to-helio
• https://docs.goldsky.com/recipes/nft-transfers
• https://docs.spheron.network/
• https://developer.nftscan.com/
• https://docs.nftscan.com/reference/evm/account-holding-distribution

[yangwao]

I can give a few examples of what I consider good docs:

• nextjs - nice overall, good separation between reference docs and their "learn" section;
• trueblocks - nice design, no-frills-get-shit-done attitude;
• numpy - complexity of this absolute behemoth of Python ecosystem is reduced to four panels;
• the old scikit-learn documentation and its legendary chart. If you can make something like that for your product, you're golden.

Also, I see a stub of an widget that allows looking up info by tags on your current page. I think this is a good idea, want to get it into our docs at some point. One thing to think about is that it works well if you have to look up fairly many items, but probably not so well when you have few.