[DanieleProcida]

Hi everyone. I'm Daniele, author of the framework.

It now has its own domain, because it's about time. This is where it will continue to be updated and maintained.

A quick clarification: I am still at Divio, but after a break in June I'll be looking for something new.

If you have a notable product, a large developer user-base, a positive internal culture, and need to address some significant challenges in developer education/documentation, at the highest level - get in touch: [e-mail]

I should also like to point out that when I posted this a week or so ago, it got just three points https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26724825. Very unfair.

[rikroots]

> I should also like to point out that when I posted this a week or so ago ...

To be fair, when the article was posted under its Divio url a year ago it got 717 likes and 199 comments - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21289832

I'll not repost the comment I made on that thread (because: too many spammy links) but the advice in the article is good; I wish more people would follow the recommendations.

[ntoll]

Eyup Daniele, it's great to see this get some recognition and visibility. It's a very useful framework for documentation.

Best of luck with the job hunt..!