Why Your Engineering Wiki is a Graveyard (And How to Fix It)
You know the feeling. You open a file, stare at a block of spaghetti code, and wonder: “Why on earth did we build it this way?” You check the wiki. The last upd...
You know the feeling. You open a file, stare at a block of spaghetti code, and wonder: “Why on earth did we build it this way?” You check the wiki. The last upd...
Turning Open‑Source LLMs into Enterprise Domain Experts In today’s fast‑paced enterprise landscape, rapid access to internal technical knowledge is no longer a...
Scenario - We document requirements thoroughly. - Engineering builds the feature. - Three months later, a modification is needed. Problem - No one remembers wh...
Research Vault: Open‑Source Agentic AI Research Assistant !Cover image for Research Vault: Open Source Agentic AI Research Assistanthttps://media2.dev.to/dynam...
For a long time, we treated documentation as a hygiene issue Something you should do. Something that becomes important later. Something that doesn't really aff...
If you’re a developer, you’ve probably used Obsidian or at least considered it. It’s fast, local‑first, Markdown‑based, and excellent for building a personal kn...
The Story Behind It Technical documentation sucks. We all know it. Yet, we all continue to use the same tools over and over again. I recently took a new positi...
Every organization builds up knowledge over time: naming standards, compliance requirements, patterns your team has settled on, and proven approaches to common...
Introducción En el mundo real, muy pocos desarrolladores documentan sus sistemas con el mismo nivel de importancia que el código. Sin documentación, un sistema...