Once upon a time, a man named Royce published his recommended improvements to how large projects delivered software and accidentally popularized the “Waterfall” methodology. – Read More at NimbleUser

Running development builds continuously is de rigeur for most software teams now (65% the survey says). Since the mainstay of development builds is pulling code from development source code repositories, Atlasssian is making a play for simplifying the process – Read More at NimbleUser

Professional technical writing platforms, like the DITA platform, are an excellent way to create single-source documentation. Hands-down. Though, in real life, the editing software is not mere-mortal friendly. – Read More at NimbleUser

As much as I try to Automate All The Things, I still find myself walking through routine tasks with several simple steps. On busy days, it’s easy to miss a step, and on busier days, it’s easy to gloss over some of the fine details. – Read More at NimbleUser

DITA is a tool created from the ground up for technical writers. It is, quite literally, an embodiment of best practices for people creating documents for software and hardware products. DITA stands for Darwin Information Typing Architecture. – Read More at NimbleUser