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The world of software development is constantly changing, and with it the way we document software. One innovative method that has gained popularity in recent years is “Docs-as-Code” or documentation as code. In this article, we will explore this exciting development and take a closer look at its application in technical documentation.

In recent times, AI has attracted much attention as it opens up possibilities to automate manual tasks. But what benefits and potentials does AI actually offer to technical communication?

“Today, semantics is frequently discussed, especially in connection with terms like ‘Semantic Web’ or ‘Semantic Knowledge Management.’ But what exactly does semantics mean, and how relevant is it for technical documentation?”

We wonder how far VR and AR are already operational and whether the trend will prevail and revolutionize technical documentation.

Knowledge graphs virtualize and connect information that exists in information silos in structured and unstructured forms.

Schema languages define rules for XML documents and syntactically describe the structure and content of these documents. The defined rule set ensures that the XML document is valid, meaning it consists of correct, consistent, and machine-readable units of information.