Comments by "lardosian" (@lardosian) on "Travis Media" channel.

  1. Ok so let's say your going for a job as a backend developer, and that company uses Nest JS for their backend, the team of developers need to know how to use that framework, how else could they??? So they go and read the Nest JS documentation on how to create routes, dtos, services, tests, endpoints, structure etc etc. Let's say you make an amazing framework in the morning that's valuable to other developers, it might have a few functions that take a few parameters...you know it inside out because you made it, but if it's not documented/explained well enough for others it might be useless to them, that's where documentation comes in.
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  2. It can be done, I'm older and did it, currently using GCP in my backend role.
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  3. Or try read some documentation on AWS or GCP. Services like Stripe are famous for great documentation as well as great services..
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  4.  @GretSeat  It means the instruction manual on how to use a service written by the creator. Just search for some and have a quick look to see, Nest Js and Stripe for example.
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  5. Cant go wrong with either.
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  6. Open api/swagger is one standard, look them up.
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  7. Or try some free api to make free api calls
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