Creating documentation for source code can be a tedious task. You understand the importance of accurate and up-to-date documentation. However, you may not have a proper writing process, and your manager may not prioritize it. The docs-as-code approach offers solutions to break this cycle by introducing methods and tools. This presentation will demonstrate how you can use git, mark-up languages, static website generators, auto-generated content, and CI to produce high-quality documentation for your LabVIEW code with less effort and stress. While every situation is unique, you will gain valuable insights to enhance your documentation process, making it a worthwhile task.
Olivier is the founder of Wovalab. His company offers assistance to individuals and teams who are looking to maximize their usage of LabVIEW.
With over 20 years of experience with LabVIEW™, Olivier helps teams to build well-structured LabVIEW applications using the latest industry best practices.
Olivier is also a board member of the DQMH® Consortium, where he plays a significant role in ensuring that the DQMH® framework remains up-to-date.
He is also the lead developer of several open-source projects, such as the Asciidoc for LabVIEW toolkit and Antidoc, which help developers create documents.
Olivier's goal is to empower LabVIEW enthusiasts worldwide.
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