The top-ten tenets of software quality assurance, part two: documentation
Not many people love documentation, but it's an essential element of any project. However, too much is just as bad as too little, warns Mark Wilson
Documentation needs to be concise and to the point - no longer than it needs to be
Documentation. I love it. It's the sane view of the labyrinthine quagmire of code; the layman's window on the developer's Kafka-esque world. I know people mistakenly believe that Agile methods ban the...
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