Thanks for your thoughts on Confluence,
We are currently using Jira for our bugs/Tasks working very nicely. We tried screwwiki quite a few years ago still going but nowhere near adequate. I have been using Evernote for all my personal and development notes the last 10yrs, recording a lot things but it was awkward to share things. Haven't tried the new shared Accounts yet. The problem with Evernote is that it really needed a google wave style tracking articles and was hoping that Confluence was going to give us that. But from your post I will consider looking closer and see if there is another solution. Regards Dave. From: ozdotnet-boun...@ozdotnet.com [mailto:ozdotnet-boun...@ozdotnet.com] On Behalf Of Corneliu I. Tusnea Sent: Monday, 6 January 2014 3:23 PM To: ozDotNet Subject: Documentation Wiki? Hi guys, Happy New Year. I have a bit of a trouble creating/updating the internal/development documentation of our project and I was curious how do other people handle documentation. Right now we are using Confluence which is very nice. I like their diagrams and integration of the diagrams in the documentation but I find it hard to use overall. 1. Slow (OnDemand version) 2. Slow to navigate (only two level menu on the left) 3. Editor is buggy at times (e.g. deleting lines inside ULs) 4. Export to PDF or Word is mostly broken when you have tables. 5. Hard to link articles or parts of articles together. 6. Attachments are not really part of a document so hard to use. They are only visible as a little icon next to the document name. Does anyone have a better way of documenting a project? I want something easy to use, very fast, easy to navigate and search and easy to link articles together. Thoughts? Thanks, Corneliu.
