ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Technical documentation of software products is critical work that needs to accurately inform end users, regardless of how quickly and substantially the software might be changing.
Manny Silva has created Docs as Tests, a system that integrates a set of well-developed practices and a collection of engineering tooling, to help technical communicators streamline and constantly improve their software documentation work.
https://ellessmedia.com/csi/manny-silva/
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