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I want to be that guy that document everything, because I have seen the need for system to be completely documented. however, every time I start to document som
by xaner4 5y ago
I want to be that guy that document everything, because I have seen the need for system to be completely documented. however, every time I start to document some system or code the info change or I'm away from it for a small while and the documentation and the system drifts apart.
- Salgat 5y agoExactly. Documentation is expensive and time consuming and needs to be maintained. They're absolutely great to have and can be vital, but it's up to management/leads to prioritize it because, at the end of the day, they decide where the money and man hours go.
- cteiosanu 5y agoThis. Good documentation could easily take much more time than an actual implementation of a feature / system and what is an initial X days/weeks/months of estimation is not swallowed as easily by (some) management when you tell them it should be doubled if quality documentation is desired.