In my opinion, one of the biggest reasons that developers and software engineers hate to do documentation is that when you are in the workplace, completing documentation does not check off any metrics boxes for upper management and therefore your own job security if there is any. They usually care about features completed and direct problems solved. Often doing documentation is perceived to "take away" from feature development time.
i also hate the docs because it is really boring but i think we need to build a habit to start reading docs so i am reading minimum one two docs or blogs everyday now i thinks reading docs can make us a good learner
I used to hate them too but after seeing the impact, not only reading but most of all writing them, I completely changed my opinion and now I think its a main tool. Its simple, you can't fix soemthing you dont understand
In my opinion, one of the biggest reasons that developers and software engineers hate to do documentation is that when you are in the workplace, completing documentation does not check off any metrics boxes for upper management and therefore your own job security if there is any. They usually care about features completed and direct problems solved. Often doing documentation is perceived to "take away" from feature development time.
i also hate the docs because it is really boring but i think we need to build a habit to start reading docs so i am reading minimum one two docs or blogs everyday now i thinks reading docs can make us a good learner
I used to hate them too but after seeing the impact, not only reading but most of all writing them, I completely changed my opinion and now I think its a main tool. Its simple, you can't fix soemthing you dont understand