Add how to add delta update guide

[shuvashish76]

As you mentioned here, please add the guide...maybe to wiki page since it's not strictly related to AM.

I've requested like 15-20 repo developers with official documentation for reference but still they're confused, which means it's not simple enough for developers to understand it.

Please add the "Explain me like I'm 5" doc.

[ivan-hc]

Maybe I should open a repository as a guide.

[shuvashish76]

If it's too short GH gists should be good enough I guess!? https://gist.github.com/starred

[ivan-hc]

but is not searchable on github, not as good as a github repository

[ivan-hc]

https://github.com/ivan-hc/AppImage-tips

[shuvashish76]

I've requested like 15-20 repo developers with official documentation for reference but still they're confused.

Nobody follows delta updates:( Problem with AppImage:

[ivan-hc]

People are lazy at reading.

The fact that many people still open issues or complain about missing options in AM, but that are already available and widely documented... its a proof.

[shuvashish76]

Do you think if we maintain all documentation in a separate website it'll encourage them to read it? I do think current AM readme page is bit too long which might give initial bad impression (information overload) to new users visitors.
website with something like https://github.com/squidfunk/mkdocs-material !?

[ivan-hc]

Do you think if we maintain all documentation in a separate website it'll encourage them to read it? I do think current AM readme page is bit too long which might give initial bad impression (information overload) to new users visitors. website with something like https://github.com/squidfunk/mkdocs-material !?

I opened a dedicated repo, with brief instructions, for this reason: none reads long documentations.

That page is done to be 5 minutes reading.

[shuvashish76]

I meant AM repo docs. IMO the readme page should be short with basic info for visitors. If you're interested to use AM as user check docs page.

[ivan-hc]

Impossible. AM has too many options to talk about. Adding stuff not related to AM would be a suicide.

As I said:

People are lazy at reading.

The fact that many people still open issues or complain about missing options in AM, but that are already available and widely documented... its a proof.