What documentation tools do you use?

Question

Project management

The question is in the title.

At the moment, all documentation on all projects of the company is collected in the wiki, i.e. all technical tasks, documentation for developers, user documents, reports are located there. This is much better than a bunch of doc files in the mail, but the downside of the wiki is the wiki itself. It's not very comfortable to work with her. Tell us how the issue of record keeping is solved in your company? What technical means and methods are used?

Answer 1

Sharepoint Services is free and quite functional. There is a wiki, document libraries, and several free templates from Microsoft.

Answer 2

There are different wikis, which one do you use? And what do you mean by inconvenience? Confluence to the touch is very good, one insertion of screenshots is worth a lot.
And in the last company I worked for, the documentation was in word, and attempts to implement a wiki did not lead to anything, because. no one had the time or desire to learn something new. Alas…

Answer 3

Redmine. There is also a tracker, an internal wiki, and a separate section for project documents ... Project documents do not matter what to write. It depends more on what you plan to do with this documentation afterwards.
In addition, mandatory documentation of commits git repository.
Well, actually no one canceled the comments in the code. Ruby/RoR has quite powerful utilities that allow you to collect pretty decent documentation from comments in the code... Naturally, for this it is necessary that the comments be written according to a certain standard template, otherwise the garbage turns out...

Answer 4

Try any document management system - there are both paid and free ones.
IIS + Sharepoint foundation are included in the regular role of windows 2008r2 and, if there is a C # developer, it is quite an interesting tool - I saw gorgeous portals on asp.net, iis ...

Answer 5

svn (storage) + docbook (format) + Apache Cocoon (view output)

Answer 6

menu = $('menu ul');
it should be:
well, if it’s completely good, then the variables, since you don’t declare them, unless of course they are global, you should do this:

var pull 		= $('#pull'),
        menu 		= $('.menu ul'),
        menuHeight	= menu.height();

Answer 7

Well, as @Kuzzy already said, the problem is in the selector, if anything, it works.
jsfiddle.net/iiil/8DQXm/1
And so, honestly, recently jsfiddle.net refused to connect jquery to me, I almost went crazy with anger. As a result, I wrote in pure js and went to bed. In the morning everything worked, maybe I just missed something at night, although banal things didn’t work for me.