Comics as documentation

Feasible? A lot of computer science is handdrawn diagrams already. Text-only interfaces are holding the idea back.

sure, you can embed images in markdown, like on a github repo

as long as it's useful, not some meme comic

>>3
RFCs will be published as image macros frim now on.

>>4
Really
Farty
Comics

I'm planning to write my own Manga guide to ________
but yes, they exist, and are great for grade schoolers.
Manga to Lisp was shot and sweet.

manga guide to pealing mangos

btw I've read some of the manga guides and they are REALLY bad

they go over basic concepts but don't go into detail about anything

I took higher level math classes in college, and looked at the manga guide books... if I didn't already take the classes in college, I would be completely lost because they leave out key details, like all the individual steps for solving problems

they're only good if you're a weeb and you don't care about ACTUALLY learning, or if you are using a secondary source in addition to it

they are only good for getting people interested in a topic at a cursory level

Rewrite SICP as anime and I might read it

>>6
This one? http://lambda.bugyo.tk/cdr/mwl/

dubs as documentation

Too abstract of topics to be able to meaningfully convey in a story.

>>10
Indeed. I concur with >>8

they are only good for getting people interested in a topic at a cursory level

Comics are designed to pique interest. For learning, you read the novels/literature: programming books and specializations like Revisedⁿ Report on the Algorithmic Language Scheme.

Inb4, it's not another Manga Guide to Computer Science.