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Gotcha, apologies for all the questions - did you implement this for your company? That's interesting that the reception you got was primarily against document
by hahnbee 4y ago
Gotcha, apologies for all the questions - did you implement this for your company?
That's interesting that the reception you got was primarily against documentation inside a repo. Maybe Gitbook could've been a good compromise? I recently made this post on reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/devops/comments/v6yuu5/whats_your_documentation_stack/ https://www.reddit.com/r/devops/comments/v6yuu5/whats_your_d... and many of the comments prefer to have documentation in the repo.
- dllthomas 4y ago> apologies for all the questions No worries at all, it's half of what we're here for :) > did you implement this for your company? On a couple repos, yeah. > many of the comments prefer to have documentation in the repo I think there's a lot of us, but I also think we're more likely to want to talk about it, so it seems like there's more of us than there are. I should say that I think most everyone's on board with a small amount of developer facing docs in the repo, especially a README and build instructions; whereas if I had my druthers, it'd even include pamphlets the sales team takes to conferences.
- hahnbee 4y agoYeah, that honestly makes a lot of sense.