Hello! Thanks for using the tutorials.

I have converted your issue to a discussion as we prefer to use discussions to, well, discuss things before actual work is done.

As you've seen,ALL of the software and documentation you are using are open-source, and available to you for free. Team RabbitMQ would appreciate it if you took the time to improve the documentation yourself.

In your specific case, it would be helpful to know the following:

• What programming language are you using?
• What,SPECIFICALLY did you find lacking in the documentation and tutorials? Your list of suggestions isfar too broad to be useful to us.

Documentation usually consists of three parts:

• Tutorials
• More detailed guides
• API reference

RabbitMQ has tutorials for more than 10 programming languages, more detailed guides for Java and .NET clients, and general language-neutral guides likePublishers andConsumers.

API reference is also available for Java and .NET, and the client API surface is so small that arguably they do not add that much value, except for a couple of functions (to publish and register a consumer).

Our team does not have the resources to produce similar doc guides for 10+ client libraries but all docs are open source and everyone is welcome to contribute them. Note that we will apply the same quality and completeness standards for anything we put out there on rabbitmq.com but for clients such as Pika or amqplib (Node.jS), the docs usually reside in their respective repositories and have different standards and structure.