I wish you had actually shown how to write documentation instead of explaining why you should write documentation. If you end up here, I think you already came to that conclusion.

Just finished a fully automated driver management utility for my job and yeah I agree with the statement that documentation is everything. I create quite a few documents (I've written almost 150 SOPs and troubleshooting guides for my job) but this video really drove why we do certain things while documenting home with me.

I'm a Software Engineer and suck at- / don't like writing documentation. This video motivates me to give it the attention it needs. Thank you!

This is exactly what I was looking for. Appreciate it fam! Just got my AWS job so it helps me alot

Very helpful information for someone who's looking to dip their feet in technical writing and documentation. Thank you!

I knew there was a way to document, but didn't know exactly how, this was helpful

Hi Christian! Thanks for creating this video. I learned new stuffs from it and for sure it will help me in my IT career. Surely I will share this to my colleagues. Two thumbs up! Cheers mate!🥰

I realised this early on when trying to redo odoo installations. I decided to write a concise documentation and it definitely helps. Didnt know that I could include it as part of my resume though. 👍

Christian ich bin gerade auf deinen Kanal gestoßen und klasse Videos! Man bekommt unglaublich viel Input für die kurze Zeit, aber es ist dennoch strukturiert und nicht zu schnell. Die meisten Videos scheitern genau an dem Punkt und neigen dazu "zu schlicht" oder "zu kompliziert" zu sein.

This is not How To Write Technical Documentation. It’s just How to Navigate Technical Document management systems. Technically it’s not even a tutorial. It’s an introduction to Confluence.

need more about this confluence topic, thx for this valuable knowledge

I m learning new things n side by side creating documentation in notepad++....I forgot there is tool for documentation 😅😅Thank you

Even with playback speed to 1.5x which comes down to near about 9:38, i felt like my time was robbed! Wish you could change the title to "should you write technical documents? Where do you start?"

Schönes Video Meiner. Confluence hab ich gesucht. Danke für deine kurze Einführung.

Thank you for this amazing tutorial! I use Jira but was not aware of this Confluence!

At my current job, trying to explain this behavior of properly documenting the work done in a daily basis using Confluence with infographics, because they love to create huge text documents which nobody will ever read.

Sehr Sehr gut video mein bruder. Vielen dank!!

Hi Your video is really very helpful👍👍👍 Could you please make detail video on how to use all the features of confluence like adding link , inserting JIRA tickect ,inviting other people to edit the document.etc

very helpful and looking for more content like this.

Thanks for this video !!!

Hello Mr. Christian Lempa. Nice to watch your amazing and usefully video. I'm from Indonesia. I just interesting with tool that can make a good technical documentation which you explain above (Jira), but if we buy the license of that tool for my company it's too expensive than the other tools. Now in my company use a Click Up. I hope in the next video you can make a review how utilize the Click Up to make a good technical documentation for digital product or project. Thanks

I used to work at a company that used Confluence for their knowledgebase, I loved it so much that basically, every personal project I take on that requires a lot of documenting now goes into my own personal Confluence site. I also just started moving my current company's documentation from OneNote (yuck!) into Confluence for a beautiful and easy-to-navigate site for all help desk and new IT staff to easily troubleshoot common issues or to confirm policies or procedures. It's an amazing tool and I love when things are free because you're either a single person or have a really small team, that's a HUGE plus for me. I personally love technical documentation, just knowing that when I move on someone else will find what I wrote useful is amazing.

Thanks man! my problem is solved.

I will have to give confluence a try looks like something i have been missing. I normally use one note for all my documentation. i like how confluence has templates.

hm, usually I applaud your videos. A little bit disappointed of this one. The message after finishing the video is basically: You should use documentation. Think of a structure. Make it interessting. Just use an template import. First of all I don't think, that your last point and how you end the video matches the first three points. I was hoping for a video, in which you share best practices on software documentation. What structures worked and which did not work. Maybe especially in Confluence. My main paint point in confluence is, that I basically create "folders" with the sub pages, but most of the "folders" are then just empty pages, and the important content is in the "leafes" or the lowest pages. I would guess, that a reader would quickly get frustrated if he/she stumbles over too many white pages which only serve a structuring purpose. That and problems like it, I would have loved to see in this video.

Thanks for sharing this awesome tool

Where's the tutorial on how to write a technical documentation with Confluence?

Very useful video thanks

Nice explain sir...thanks a lot🙏

I just subbed because this was awesome. I needed something exactly like this.

Thank you for this video) I'm a technical writer from Ukraine. We use Confluence and Jira in our company. I've written several guides for small applications we have - and I've met some problems. Firstly, I can't paste a small image directly to the text row - for example, images of buttons or marks. Secondly, I see no navigation tools on the page while editing - TOC appears only after publishing. So it's hard to make some kind of 300 pages user guide with one Confluence page, I need to add a new page for every chapter. But then I'll have to export all pages separately. So now I think Confluence is more useful for small documents - 30 pages or less. I'd love to read your advice - do I have to learn Confluence more, maybe I've missed something, or it's better to search for another documentation software? Thank you one more time) Have a good day)

You are the man!!!

You didn't showed us how to write a technical documentation

very nice explanation :) thanks

Don't forget you can always ask your Technical Writers, that's what we're here for!

It's interesting need more content

Sounds Amazing 👍, can you please share the sample document confluence links for (Userguide/Troubleshooting/Networking/Instruction guides) and how to maintain version control in confluence.

Can you export a user guide you have written in confluence?

It's basically everything that a documentar already know.

amazing content, good luck

can you show us an example of complex tech docs?

What things I have to mention in technical documentation for mobile application ?

Great Sirrr

I don't like to leave a negative review but the title of this video is extremely misleading. I was expecting to see some actual workflow of creating technical documentation in Confluence but instead you offer some general wisdom, plus basic steps in Confluence that can be seen in another ten thousand videos across KZfaq. Everyone can click on a template and if he's not entirely imbecile he'll understand the purpose of the content items almost immediately. What you can't figure out on your own is how to create a complex, cross-referenced, sturcured and printable, wiki-like documentation that can be used on entereprise level. That would be a proper tutorial. This is just clickbait and a waste of time.

What exactly can confluence do what notion cant?

Can you make a video about technical user manual

need help with summary for Documenting the data analysis according to organisational

Thank you! It helped me get acquainted with the industry standard tools used for technical documentation. Stay safe :)

-confluence,zira, and github

I would not recommend Jira anymore. The product is EOL.

Thank you

Hmm, I’ll just stick to OneNote 😂 It I would run an MSP it would be IT Glue or something self-hosted.

Hi, I use bookstack for my documentation. I have hosted in the cloud.

How to make flow chart

8 minutes 49 seconds before he gets into using confluence. Waste of time.

Please let me know next video for documentation

looks very similar to Notion

motivate 1 minute, explain 3 minutes, conclude 30 sec. Speak in terms of bullet points.

Is their any review and approval feature for document changes?

Google doc

Please share some technical documentation for Production plant process

The background music is killing me bro, maybe make it really soft and something delightful

like number 889.

What is this??????????

Confluence is the most rubbish tool I have ever had to use. Literally every little thing I've set out to do in the documentation can't be done without a paid plugin, paid theme or by taking it off the cloud and running my own instance. I cannot believe this is "industry standard". Honestly, save your time and money, go download Redmine for free, host it, and install the Abacus Theme if you need it to look modern. What a waste of money and time confluence is. All marketing. No features. With paid gotcha's. Confluence users are fools. Of this you cannot change my mind.

Its not helpful why it was how to write what to write waste of time

Ruhig auf deutsch

I found this video as a waste of time. You could have wrapped this up in 30seconds or so. Thanks.

Blah blah

Useless