On AQ, what would be the best way to give a “read this” response? I know I’ve gotten some of those on SO, including one particularly helpful response on fixing my apt-get that was saying something like “You need to learn. Learn Ubuntu. Learn PPA.”
Some ideas I’ve had are:
- A short answer to the question, plus links for further reading
“In Go, instead of inheritance, we compose types; if you define an interface by embedding another interface in it, that interface has its own methods plus its embedded interface’s methods. There are a ton of great posts on that at… [links to dope posts about composition in Go]”
- Asking about the asker’s experience level and linking to materials at that level
(Responding to someone with no Webpack/Babel experience)
“To test Flow-typed ES6 and make your code work in production, you need what’s called a transpiler, which turns your ES6 to ES5 and gets rid of the type annotations. Here’s a tutorial I like for getting started in Babel!”
- Mentioning that you’re open to questions on anything that confused the asker in the post you linked to
Any other ideas on more helpful “read thisses” on AQ?