06-20-2024, 03:30 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-20-2024, 03:36 PM by TheOldPresbyope.
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I dunno. I guess I'm too old school: RTFM works better for me than watching YouTube, so I'd say focus on improving the textual documentation.
It's great if you make good YouTube material because it can attract new users but remember two things:
1. The configuration process itself and the moOde WebUI keep evolving as new features accrete and old bugs get squashed. Tutorials have to be kept fresh or IMHO they do harm. The Web is littered with stale/incorrect HowTo's about all manner of subjects.
2. Video is a terrible reference medium. There's nothing worse than having to scrub through a video to find the 15-sec sequence that explained some configuration setting. This gets back to my bias of focusing on the textual documentation.
And in case anyone has been left uncertain about moOde 9.x and the Raspberry Pi CM4 compute module, it comes up fresh as paint on the CM4 / IO-Board combo I have. Listening to it now.
Regards,
Kent
It's great if you make good YouTube material because it can attract new users but remember two things:
1. The configuration process itself and the moOde WebUI keep evolving as new features accrete and old bugs get squashed. Tutorials have to be kept fresh or IMHO they do harm. The Web is littered with stale/incorrect HowTo's about all manner of subjects.
2. Video is a terrible reference medium. There's nothing worse than having to scrub through a video to find the 15-sec sequence that explained some configuration setting. This gets back to my bias of focusing on the textual documentation.
And in case anyone has been left uncertain about moOde 9.x and the Raspberry Pi CM4 compute module, it comes up fresh as paint on the CM4 / IO-Board combo I have. Listening to it now.
Regards,
Kent
