This was so useful!! I have always ignored documentation (aside from inconsistent comments in the code) because I'm typically the only user, but I've recently realized that when you only use a piece of software every few months, you might as well be a total stranger to it because you have to relearn how all of it works each time. This inspired me to document the API so that I don't have that extra friction next time I have to use the code. Thank you Beth!
Great speaker, loved the clean layouts of her slides, the simplicity is so elegant.
swear to god, she's right. ive seen documentations with abundance in details but does not help much in achieving what i want which usually forces me to look immediately at a use case in a medium blog or something
This was super helpful , I’m a platform PM & writing documents for a technical audience has been challenging I’m looking to grow an improve in this area.
This definitely helped in reflecting on my documentation styles and how to improve it. Thank you!
great content and beautiful smile at the end
Great talk! I love the last point. Often people try to mitigate the problem with documentation and don't try to solve the underlying problem
Straight to the point and simply explained ❤
Very good and structured description of base rules for creator of useful documentation
Thank you, I will use your technique to document my feature
Brilliant, thank you!
Beautifully explained, I loved the point about friendly documentation!
Does anyone have a sample doc like she explained here
Does anyone know how to get a link to the blog she mentioned?
Anyone able to get the name of that blog?
Nice talk - good advice, especially 'write readably'
@Beth Aitman This was a great video on this subject. I learned a lot. Thanks!
English is on different level mam
Great concise talk!
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