Development documentation
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Thanks for the reply and apologies for being unclear. The sentence was an inquiry into two things:
1. Whether the RTC/jazz Team used RTC for creating the documentation of RTC?
2. Is RTC being used for creating documentation for development teams in general?
I am trying to find out whether RTC would be able to support development teams in writing their documentation and storing that in a versioning system.
I found a link today on the website that explains how to manage word docs with RTC and Jazz SCM:
https://jazz.net/learn/LearnItem.jsp?href=content/docs/source-control/compareworddocs/index.html
1. Whether the RTC/jazz Team used RTC for creating the documentation of RTC?
2. Is RTC being used for creating documentation for development teams in general?
I am trying to find out whether RTC would be able to support development teams in writing their documentation and storing that in a versioning system.
I found a link today on the website that explains how to manage word docs with RTC and Jazz SCM:
https://jazz.net/learn/LearnItem.jsp?href=content/docs/source-control/compareworddocs/index.html
The documentation we do manage with RTC is simple HTML documents stored
as normal files in Jazz SCM. The projects from the SCM are
automatically exported to a external website so that viewing outside of
RTC is easy.
It would probably be possible to make a Jazz extension that has more
official management and tracking of documentation, but I don't know of one.
JanVdP wrote:
as normal files in Jazz SCM. The projects from the SCM are
automatically exported to a external website so that viewing outside of
RTC is easy.
It would probably be possible to make a Jazz extension that has more
official management and tracking of documentation, but I don't know of one.
JanVdP wrote:
Would RTC be useful to create documentation for a development
project?
Do you guys use RTC for documenting (its) development? Have you
considered other options such as Rational Asset Manager, plane word
docs,...?