documentation
( permalink )Documentation is the process of creating, maintaining, and storing written records of a project's development, including requirements, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance. It serves as a reference for developers, stakeholders, and users, ensuring that everyone involved in the project has access to accurate and up-to-date information about the system's functionality and structure.
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Patterns: documentation
problem:You are experiencing difficulty in keeping track of which changes have been made to your project.
description:Maintaining a Changelog in your project’s codebase ensures clear documentation of significant changes, enhancing traceability, collaboration, and efficient release management.
problem:You are looking for ways to enhance productivity by reducing meeting time, interruptions, and communication overhead.
description:Creating minimal but effective design documentation to track and communicate decisions in software development, reducing the need for excessive meetings and improving team alignment.
Resources: documentation
Design It: From Programmer to Software Architect
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Keeling, M. (2017) Design It: From Programmer to Software Architect. The Pragmatic Bookshelf. isbn: 1680502093.
In “Design It,” author Michael Keeling provides valuable insights into the essential responsibilities of a software architect.
Through the lens of a hypothetical project, readers embark on a journey through various project stages.
The book strikes a balance between theoretical knowledge, practical methodologies, and a profound exploration of guiding principles.
Keeling skilfully conveys the pivotal role of a software architect, highlighting their ability to bridge the gap between the business’s requirements,
the technical team’s needs, and the broader operational context. “Design It” offers readers a comprehensive understanding of software architecture,
making it a valuable resource for programmers aspiring to become adept software architects, as well as for experienced architects wishing to refresh
their knowledge of modern techniques.