> I really enjoy how the author broke down both the problem and the solution, explaining why the existing solutions are inadequate.
A thousand times this, I always get frustrated that every single product, tool or service has to have a lot of marketing gibberish, catchy slogans, etc., but zero explanations of what problems do they attempt to solve, or what was the motivation to create them.
You usually are required to dig further in the documentation or look for an external reference to understand what's the real purpose behind a product, tool or service.
A thousand times this, I always get frustrated that every single product, tool or service has to have a lot of marketing gibberish, catchy slogans, etc., but zero explanations of what problems do they attempt to solve, or what was the motivation to create them.
You usually are required to dig further in the documentation or look for an external reference to understand what's the real purpose behind a product, tool or service.