Agile taught us working software over comprehensive documentation, but it also made huge generation of people thinking that all documentation was bad, and not just "comprehensive" (or "overblown").
Documentation (words) is how many complex concepts are communicated.
I've built a requirements management system to handle this (https://userdoc.fyi), and it's made many projects I've worked on 200% easier for developers, project managers, and all stockholders.
I think high-Documentation is out of fashion as a reaction to agile, but things are swinging back the other way.
Agile taught us working software over comprehensive documentation, but it also made huge generation of people thinking that all documentation was bad, and not just "comprehensive" (or "overblown").
Documentation (words) is how many complex concepts are communicated.
I've built a requirements management system to handle this (https://userdoc.fyi), and it's made many projects I've worked on 200% easier for developers, project managers, and all stockholders.
I think high-Documentation is out of fashion as a reaction to agile, but things are swinging back the other way.