Writing Technical Documentation in a Lean Style
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Describes applying Lean principles to creating technical documentation: reducing waste, iterating quickly, and focusing on user value. Covers practical practices and workflow changes for producing and maintaining documentation efficiently in a DevOps/context.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:14Lean and documentation
- 9:13Seven Lean wastes
- 12:45Overproduction in content
- 16:40Process optimization
- 19:49Experiments and improvements
- 23:20Testing hypotheses
- 31:14Lean in projects
- 41:51Recommendations
- 43:17Q&A
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