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by andrekandre
2166 days ago
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documentation has to be actively maintained, but even old and innacurate documentation can serve as a starting point (and be update to be accurate) when something needs to be investigated/refactored etc without any documentation, all you have is word of mouth, and when people quit, the organizations knowledge DECREASES over time > people waste time on writing documents that just sit there unread. No one wants to RTFM documentation is hard... most documents that i have seen are mostly brain dumps, very badly formatted, just very hard to follow... one thing i think severely missing in school and otj training is how to write documents people WANT to read |
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