davsclaus commented on issue #673:
URL: https://github.com/apache/camel-kamelets/issues/673#issuecomment-1007250024


   > OK, so I read 
https://camel.apache.org/camel-k/next/kamelets/kamelets-user.html and have 
perhaps some clues and some questions.
   > 
   > * I think it would be helpful to directly link to the user guide from the 
kamelets catalog index page, something like "consult the user guide for 
information about how to use these".
   
   Yeah the page already refers to the developer guide. Adding a paragraph 
prior pointing to the user guide is a good idea. And you are surely welcome to 
send a PR.
   
   
   > * AFAICT the user guide doesn't mention actions.  IIUC these have both a 
source and sink, so you can string them together.  An example in the user guide 
would be great.
   
   Actions was added later, we started with sink/sources. You are welcome to 
create a ticket so the task is not forgotten.
   
   > * The kamelets in the catalog have what appear to be toy sources and 
sinks.  Is their function for testing?  Mentioning this in the user guide might 
be helpful.
   
   David, that is a harsh statement to call it "toys" - Kamelets are in heavy 
development and they are on 0.x release (not reached a 1.0 GA yet). Sours and 
Sinks are the most important goals of Kamelets, to make it even easier to 
connect to/from systems.
   
   Take a moment to read also some of the blogs about Kamelets that we have 
published, such as
   https://camel.apache.org/blog/2021/11/low-code-camel/
   https://camel.apache.org/blog/2021/02/Kamelet-Catalog/
   
   
   > 
   > I also think the description of extract field action is pretty close to 
useless.... "Extract a field from the body".... and then what? Trying to find 
the source code behind this one, it appears to be in ` - 
"github:apache.camel-kamelets:camel-kamelets-utils:main-SNAPSHOT"` which I 
can't locate and which by the "main-SNAPSHOT" makes me wonder if it violates 
the Apache policy against directing people to unreleased code.
   > 
   
   David, this is again a harsh statement about "violation of XXX". As you have 
learned now there is a reason for this as explained by Luca. 
   
   
   > Personally, when someone says the docs are useless, I tend to interpret it 
as "I'm so frustrated I can't figure out how to do what I want!!!" and try to 
respond to that.
   
   Okay but you did not only do that .. you also made acquisitions and harsh 
remarks about the camel-kamelets project, which made this ticket worse and 
causing frustrations among the maintainers of this project.
   
   
   


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