To Have and To Hold

In one of my previous posts, I suggested ways to maintain documentation. And as you know, documentation is very important — it’s the essence of knowledge transfer. The beauty of documentation is that it allows us to avoid the pains of reinventing a series of events that may only reside in a person’s mind as a singular experience. It can also lead us to extract some aspect that may move our project from uncertainty and unknowns to more useful information.




So, once we have taken the precautions I mentioned in my previous post for generating clear and valid documentation, …read more