methodology

Wiki Based Documentation

Wiki based documentation is a collaborative approach to creating and maintaining documentation using wiki software, which allows multiple users to easily edit and link content through a web interface. It enables real-time updates, version control, and knowledge sharing within teams or organizations, often used for internal documentation, project wikis, or community-driven knowledge bases. This methodology emphasizes accessibility, searchability, and collective ownership of information.

Also known as: Wiki Documentation, Wiki Docs, Collaborative Documentation, Wiki-based Docs, Wiki Style Documentation
🧊Why learn Wiki Based Documentation?

Developers should use wiki based documentation when working in collaborative environments, such as agile teams or open-source projects, to centralize knowledge, reduce duplication, and streamline onboarding processes. It is particularly valuable for documenting codebases, APIs, development processes, and troubleshooting guides, as it supports iterative improvements and fosters a culture of shared responsibility for documentation quality.

Compare Wiki Based Documentation

Learning Resources

Related Tools

Alternatives to Wiki Based Documentation