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<h1>doc doc doc</h1>
<div class="sub">documenting code documentation</div>
<div class="info">hello! welcome. this is an archive to navigate trough documentation practices</div>
<div class="attempt">pair programming and pair reading.</div>
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The practice of pair programming involves two developers coding together on the same machine, with distinct roles. The <em>driver</em> writes the actual code, while the <em>navigator</em> reviews each entry along the way.
Roles are often switched.
Developers with similar or different experience can collaborate in pair programming, with benefits for both parts.
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Could the concept of pair programming be applied to documentation?
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<p>pair documentation writing: one writes and the other provides perspective, such as reviewing if there are parts that are not clear</p>
<p>pair documentation reading: one read and the other ??? </p>
<p>experiments with pair doc writing together with chae for the <a href="https://git.xpub.nl/manetta/flask-example/src/branch/documentation">flask example repo</a>, that led to a more welcoming and vernacular way of writing</p>
<p>what could it mean to read documentation in pair?</p>
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