software documentation

User Stories

In an Agile environment, teamwork is divided into small pieces called User Stories. It helps with sprint planning. They are written in a basic language.

Updating the Dependencies

Not updating dependencies makes your product more and more difficult to maintain and it can bring security risks.

Software Documentation

Software documentation explains how the product works or how to use it. Different types of software documentation are created through the whole product development lifecycle.

Runbook

A Runbook is a set of standardized documents that describe how to run a computer system. It typically contains a walkthrough how to start, stop, debug and supervise the system.

Risk Analysis

Risk Analysis and Management is a key project management practice to ensure that the least number of surprises occur while the project is underway

Release Management

Release management is the process of managing, planning, designing, scheduling, testing, controlling and deploying of a software build through different stages and environments; in preparation for software releases.

README

A README is a text file that contains important information about the product. It is the first thing the user sees in the directory of the product. It helps the user to understand what does the product do and how to use it.

Operations Logbook

Operations Logbook allows you to collect, store, and share data in real time and dig your historical data easily. Record every incident and every important event related to your project.

License in Repository

Every product should be covered by a license. It is your creative work, you own it and you should decide what other people can or cannot do with it.

Documentation Testing

Documentation testing is a process of improving your existing documentation through feedback. Understanding how to get feedback is crucial for building good documentation and positive developer experience.