These are impressive! The use of screenshots and figures really helps. I've also always thought Groue's GRDB is an example of great documentation and readme combination[1].

[1] https://github.com/groue/GRDB.swift

That’s extremely well-done!

> Check out the READMEs

Ok. Tried https://github.com/RiftValleySoftware/RVS_Spinner.

>> WHAT PROBLEM DOES THIS SOLVE?

Looks like too many caps in titles to me, I'm mildly scared.

No problem. Don't use it, then. That's standard heading stuff.

No sweat off my back. I don't particularly care whether or not anyone ever stars these projects. They are really for me.

Why do you post links here then?

Why not? There's tons of reasons to do it, other than craving attention. I'm really enthusiastic about the tech I do, and I like to share my enthusiasm. Also, it helps to lend credence to what I say, if I can back it up.

And some folks even like the stuff I post. Go figure.

Another thing that I try not to do, is immediately attack others, on this (or any other) forum.

It buys me absolutely nothing. I don't feel good about it, most folks around the place don't appreciate it, and it tends to make immediate enemies of potential friends.

Pretty much the Platonic Ideal of "Zero Sum Gain."

I've always found that life is easier for me, if I have more friends, and fewer enemies.

FWIW, I much prefer those to some of the author's linked READMEs. :)

Thanks. Since I am the one that consumes my own projects, I write repos that I want to use.