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What it takes to build docs worth reading
Treating docs as a product
When documentation lives as an afterthought, it shows. Pages drift out of date, examples break quietly, and release notes scatter across a dozen places no one can find. The fix is not a weekend cleanup. It is a decision to treat docs the way you treat any product people depend on: someone owns it, it has standards, and it gets maintained on purpose.
That is the decision I made when the docs came to the Developer Relations team at the end of 2025. Not "let's tidy...
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