Types of Documentation
퇽훹 1. Technical Documentation
Describes the system architecture, design, and code details.
Includes:
- System architecture diagrams
- Database design
- Source code explanation
퇽혉 Used by developers and technical teams
퇽훹 2. User Documentation
Helps end users understand how to use the software.
Includes:
- User manuals
- Installation guides
- FAQs and help guides
퇽혉 Used by customers/end users
퇽훹 3. Process Documentation
Explains how tasks and workflows are performed.
Includes:
- Build procedures
- Deployment steps
- Release workflows
퇽혉 Used in DevOps and project management
퇽훹 4. API Documentation
Provides details about application programming interfaces (A*******trong>.
Includes:
- Endpoints
- Request/response formats
- Authentication methods
퇽혉 Used by developers for integration
퇽훹 5. System Documentation
Covers the overall system configuration and environment setup.
Includes:
- Hardware/software requirements
- Configuration settings
- System behavior
퇽훹 6. Maintenance Documentation
Used for updating, fixing, and improving the system.
Includes:
- Bug reports
- Change logs
- Update history
퇽훹 7. Release Documentation
Describes details about software releases.
Includes:
- Release notes
- Version details
- New features and bug fixes
퇽훹 8. Testing Documentation
Documents testing activities and results.
Includes:
- Test cases
- Test reports
- Test plans
퇽훹 9. Project Documentation
Covers overall project management details.
Includes:
- Project plans
- Schedules
- Requirements documents
퇽훹 10. Training Documentation
Helps in learning and onboarding.
Includes:
- Tutorials
- Training materials
- Demo guides
