Importance of documentation in software developmentMy mentor always stressed two things - quality of code and documentation. And he used to tell once it becomes a practise, it will be a habit and then even if you want you cant write bad code.

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Over the years I myself understood how important they areRecently we needed to work on a project that another guy was working on. The UI was excellent and there were not much bugs in it.But when we tried to amend some modules, we found it was a herculian task.

The guy had written in a vey complicated way that we thought instead of making modifications there it would be easier to do it as a new project.Beautiful code means it will be easy to follow and easy to change. So a good project should have the following documents1. Proper, clear and updated specification2. Well commented code3.

Meeting minutes - Meeting minutes can be a valuable source of guidance for the development proces4. Database and table details5. User Manual6. Testing Documents7.

Installation Guidelines - Take screenshot of each installation screensWhen you close a project, make sure you keep a copy of the source code, published project, database script and all the above documents.

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