Don't Use Confluence for Technical Documentation
In this insightful video, I delve into the complexities and challenges of using Confluence for technical documentation, particularly in large organizations with multiple teams. I discuss why Confluence, while a versatile tool, may not be the most efficient choice for this purpose due to its fluid content structure, difficulties in version control, and the ease of content duplication leading to confusion.
Moreover, I explore alternative solutions that could enhance the technical documentation process. These include using Git with a pull request mechanism, which allows for a more controlled and reviewable approach to documentation. Additionally, I examine tools like Docusaurus, Hugo, and GitBooks, highlighting their specific advantages in managing technical documentation.
This video is a must-watch for software developers, IT professionals, and team leaders seeking to optimize their documentation processes. I provide practical insights and recommendations for choosing the right tool for your specific documentation needs, emphasizing the importance of a tool that is tailored to the job rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
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