Documentation includes written materials that explain how a software product works, how to use its features, and how it is built internally. This can include user guides, API references, onboarding manuals, installation instructions, architecture diagrams, and technical specifications. Good documentation improves developer experience, reduces support requests, and ensures consistent understanding across teams. It is essential for onboarding new users, maintaining software, and enabling integrations.
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Documentation
Written materials that explain how software works, including user guides, API references, and technical specifications.
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