[bobbydreamer]

Ok. The author says graph based approach is the best for documentation. In my daily work there are 3 kinds of documentation 1. Project based documentation as author mentioned at the beginning. Files are stored in windows drives. 2. Knowledge based ones(how tos), tutorials, step by step(confluence) 3. Table structure changes, scripts(DDLs CREATE, ALTERS)

There is a need for an hybrid, as (1) is required for audit purposes, it has to be in that structure. Copy (3) has to be in (1) folder somewhere as its related to that.

(2) at the moment is just theory but not like a living document.

There needs to be a hybrid structure of all the above to make a living documentation as it sometimes it's hard to know why a change was made without knowing the project name. Can be found but it takes time and effort.