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atlassian confluence as source for bdd stories
I want to start using BDD in our company. The best place to keep stories from my point of view is the Atlassian Wiki pages. Obviously I expected some existing techniques for retrieving stories from ...
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Wiki/markup in enterprise as documentation [closed]
Why it is less common to use wiki/markup in enterprise as documentation?
They use Word document instead.
Wiki/markup are in text format, which is version control friendly.
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Organisation of Application Development Team Wiki?
Are there any resources available around that suggest best-practice structure for setting up a wiki for developers? I'll be managing a team that has not had the best track record for documentation, ...
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Where to put code documentation?
I am currently using two systems to write code documentation (am using C++):
Documentation about methods and class members are added next to the code, using the Doxygen format. On a server Doxygen ...
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How would you create a mobile (android) offline wiki site?
My apologies in advance if this is not a good forum for this question; pointers to others happily accepted.
On the off chance it matters, I'm not going to commercialize this idea or anything; if ...
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how do you remember programming related stuff?
How do you remember programming related stuff? Have you had the feeling that you've encountered the error you have before you right now, a few years ago and you could swear you knew the cause then but ...
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How to manage your functional documentation?
Our functional / business documentation is spread across Word files on our corporate Intranet. It's difficult to find and update information. There has to be a better way. Any ideas?
We had ...
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What sort of wiki or other solution can be used to put updates/software changes in our office?
We use sourcesafe to keep all of our code up to date in what we do in our office, but it's getting to the point where we need to write a few notes and attach different versions of our code for ...
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Whats sort of platform should I host documentation on?
We have a web-based software product that has a growing user-base of around 200+ people.
I won't go into details on our current workflow, but it involves word documents and converting to HTML and I ...
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Wiki-like tool for writing specifications and documentation [closed]
I am looking for a wiki or wiki-like system for writing and managing specification and documentation for a software project.
I know there are lots of wiki-implementations available, but are there ...
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What wiki/document system do you recommend for knowledge-management?
I'm founder of a web-site called Now.in. I wrote all programs by my-self at first. And we are going to run a start-up company. More people will soon get involved. Some know-how/overviews only exist in ...
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What's a good internal wiki / team dashboard system for a software project? [closed]
my team and I have been struggling since day 1 with keeping information all in one place and formatting it in such a way that it would be accessible to every developer and the important parts were ...
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Open Source Development - Tools for Collaboration [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
I want to start an open source project. Where's the best place to host it?
Currently i am into kernel development for about one year and the time has come to release ...
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Can non-IT people handle a wiki?
My company is looking to improve their market research data management.
Current data management style:
"Hey Jimbo, where's that picture of our WhatZit 2.0?
"yeah I remember that email about that ...
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Is wiki really appropriate to store document for software development?
Everybody knows that, well-documented software development leads to success. However, it usually means that not only plain text but also binary content will be involved in the document, such as UML ...
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Micro-economics for CS students
I recently went through the article on "Advice for Computer Science College Students", by Joel Spolsky - http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/CollegeAdvice.html .
In that Joel says that a ...
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How do your busiest people transfer their knowledge? [closed]
We have recently polled our company wide wiki users and found out that there are two large groups of users:
people with lots of knowledge but (who claim they have) no time to document
people with ...
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As a programmer, what would you use a personal Wiki for?
Do any programmers out there keep a personal wiki? Either locally or online.
What do you use your wiki for? or what might you use one for?
I was thinking of starting a personal wiki as a place to ...
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Content of Project Wiki
I've set up a small Google Code project. I feel a bit obligated to use the built-in wiki feature, but I'm unsure of what to use it for.
The project is basically a C++ library for container classes. ...
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using a wiki for requirements
I'm looking into ways of improving requirements management. Currently, we have a Word document published on a Web site. Unfortunately, we cannot (to my knowledge) look at changes from one revision ...
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Wiki based requirements engineering tool
I'm looking to to build a wiki based tool the helps/aides in the requirements engineering process. More specifically I am hoping to end up with a tool that helps inexperienced users easily create and ...
