Thoughts on Documentation Avoidance for Programmers

I'd Rather Be Writing Podcast
09/07/2016 6 min

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This past week on the Write the Docs forum, there was a bit of discussion around a recent presentation titled Documentation Avoidance for Programmers. In the presentation, Peter Hilton lays out a series of tips on how programmers might get out of writing documentation.

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