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DZone
FEBRUARY 7, 2022
As developers, in our daily work, we like to find good documentation of the libraries and technologies we use. It is, therefore, our responsibility to leave our work well documented. At Apiumhub we are very fond of documenting our projects. There are many tools that allow us to write documentation in Markdown (.md)
High Scalability
FEBRUARY 24, 2020
I was emailing a service about their documentation and while their doc was good, about one particularly tricky concept they told me that once you use it for a while, that’s when you’ll understand it. I want documentation that takes me from an unproductive newbie to a somewhat functioning journeyperson. It’s not easy.
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Strategic Tech
SEPTEMBER 30, 2020
I believe that self-documenting architecture would dramatically reduce one of the big costs in software development. Everybody talks about self-documenting code, but that only applies in the small. Why not self-documenting architecture? A self-documenting architecture would reduce the learning curve.
Percona Community
MAY 17, 2023
If you are a user of Percona Monitoring and Management and noticed any typo or inaccurate information in its documentation, you can easily correct it yourself in the repository following detailed instructions in README.md. But if you are not experienced in open source contributions, you may still feel uneasy about following those steps.
Percona Community
FEBRUARY 27, 2023
As any developer, I don’t like to write documentation. I often found myself copy-pasting something from documentation and trying to run it in the terminal (commands, files, etc.), I know that issue, and after writing the documentation, I usually try to clean up everything in my environment and test the doc.
The Polyglot Developer
AUGUST 12, 2022
In this quick tutorial, we’re going to see how to update documents within MongoDB on a timer, something that might be useful to you for demos and other potential use-cases. The post Randomizing MongoDB Document Fields on a Repeating Timer with Node.js appeared first on The Polyglot Developer.
HammerDB
NOVEMBER 10, 2020
But what about documentation? Many open source users can be unaware that most open source project documentation is open source as well. This means you have the freedom to contribute to the documentation as well. In the case of HammerDB the documentation is published under the GNU Free Documentation License.
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