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Often I find that there are specific processes that need to be documented (or for which I need to find documentation for). I.e. script locations, set up instructions, caveats for specific executions etc.
It happens often that I write something just to find out later that the same information was already present somewhere else, written by someone two weeks ago, buried in confluence subfolders.
I'm looking for any advice to optimize cross-team information distribution, searchability and availability. Specifically for information that doesn't easily lend itself to structured locations like readmes and code documentation.
Are there best practices or tools that you could recommend?
So I'm looking for a tool/plugin that allows me to treat both documentation and code as first-class citizens in the app.
Ideal requirements: - Be able to edit documentation/code in the same app without losing too much editing functionality (while a LSP is good, I'd be satisfied with basic syntax highlighting) - Be able to reference files, folders and parts of code as links in my documentation - Have everything be saved as physical files on disk (something Notion doesnt really support)
Does anyone know of something similar? Thanks
Everytime I search for "<location> travel tips" the top results are awful auto-generated blogs that provide the same style articles about virtually any city in the world and are full of affiliated links. The situation on YouTube is not much better, with most of the channels submitting clickbaity and misleading top10s or very uninformative and often wrong travel vlogs.
Do you have any go-to for when you need to learn something about your destination? Any way to search for "human" content?