For more complex software, especially software tools and “platforms”, employees throughout the company and key customers should be urged to build sample applications. Trying to build something is the number one way to find new bugs, missing features and usability issues. And, after all this “testing”, a company has a large library of sample code, which is often more helpful than some of the formal doc, assuming they every get around to writing it. And don’t let editorial review bottleneck these demos - have a “quality” stamp for how polished each demo is - if it’s never even had spellcheck run on it, just label it as such and still put it online. The only real review requirement is to do a quick check for true intellectual property issues, obscenities and hardcoded passwords. Let the users flag the demos that need the most editing. Show me a company with 100+ sample apps and I’ll show you a reasonably well vetted tool.