[CurlyMo]

Quote:another issue was lack of easy user documentation & even starters guide. a bit pitty because despite really hi-level of knowhow in the team, until you have an easy, human independent, anytime accessible way how to share it to the users, you have nothing (and users no benefit). but for this we have found a guy who from the perspective of frustrated user decided to take the opportunity to make a first step behind the magic frontier Smile)

I work with clear and realistic goals. If i finished all my goals, i stop developing and start documenting. So when a new release comes out, all documentation is up-to-date. So, hardly any development is done for pilight for about a week. In that time i worked on documentation instead of development.

What also helps is creating verbose commits like this: https://github.com/pilight/pilight/commit/e4ac7c5d1796f16d3a4c8596933ac95130c223b6
If you write them well, you can just copy and past them on the wiki or in the release post.