From the course: Getting Started with Azure DevOps for Non-Programmers

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Using a Wiki effectively

Using a Wiki effectively - Azure Tutorial

From the course: Getting Started with Azure DevOps for Non-Programmers

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Using a Wiki effectively

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- [Instructor] One of the strengths of Azure DevOps is also a limitation. ADO is designed to define small pieces of work, watch them progress, and then stop looking at them once they're completed. It can be really important to keep a single coherent view of what your software objectives are and how the software should work in detail, which persists even as the stories come and go. This is very important if you're using multiple teams across the world, or you have developers who come and go, there needs to be a point of stability. For this you can use the Wiki. So here you see we have a roles and responsibilities page, which hasn't got a great deal in it. This one was sort of automatically added, but you can see there's a link here to tell you that you can use this syntax called Mermaid. You don't have to be a programmer to use this. And it's allows you to create diagrams and charts, flow charts, effectively, like this one.…

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