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And do you go back and update all documents whenever something changes? If you’re swapping people around every month I agree that you must keep everything writt
by nmat 2y ago
And do you go back and update all documents whenever something changes? If you’re swapping people around every month I agree that you must keep everything written down, happens a lot in projects that bring consultants in. But if you have a core team of people and you get 2-3 new people per year then you should be more relaxed about it.
- codingdave 2y agoYep, we do. It is part of the process just like testing. For the most part, it is not painful - most features are variations on existing patterns, and don't need updates. When we do code up a new pattern, we update docs. And you are correct - we use consultants on the team, and hire in gig workers for small tasks on a regular basis. When I worked on a small core team without much churn, I did not do any of this.