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Sérgio Rebelo edited this page Oct 22, 2023 · 2 revisions

Welcome to our project Wiki

Overview

Welcome to the official documentation for your Project. This wiki is your go-to resource for understanding and using our project (whether you are a developer, a user, or a contributor).

Usage

A GitHub wiki can serve a variety of purposes and is a flexible tool for documentation and knowledge sharing within a GitHub repository or project. Here are some common use cases for a GitHub wiki:

  1. Project Documentation: A wiki can be used to provide comprehensive documentation for your project. You can include user guides, installation instructions, configuration settings, and any other information that helps users understand and work with your project.

  2. Code Documentation: Use the wiki to document the codebase. Explain how your code is structured, the purpose of different modules or classes, and provide code examples to help others understand and contribute to the project.

  3. Tutorials and How-To Guides: Write tutorials and how-to guides on specific tasks or topics related to your project. This can be especially useful for onboarding new contributors or users.

  4. Project Roadmap: Use the wiki to outline the project's roadmap, including upcoming features, milestones, and development plans. This keeps everyone informed about the project's direction.

  5. FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions): Maintain a list of frequently asked questions and their answers to help users and contributors quickly find solutions to common issues.

  6. Collaboration Documentation: If your project involves collaboration between multiple teams or contributors, you can use the wiki to document workflows, processes, and communication protocols.

  7. API Documentation: If your project offers an API, you can use the wiki to provide detailed API documentation, including endpoints, request parameters, and response formats.

  8. Case Studies and Use Cases: Showcase real-world use cases and stories related to your project.

  9. References and Resources: Provide links and references to external resources, research papers, and related projects that can be valuable to your project's users or contributors.

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