Step-by-step guide: Building and maintaining ADF documentation

Creating and maintaining high-quality documentation for an ADF requires a structured and iterative approach. This guide outlines key activities to ensure that documentation remains clear, comprehensive, and up to date while supporting different stakeholders, from architects to application developers. Without clear, structured, and regularly updated documentation, even the most well-designed frameworks risk low adoption rates and increased maintenance burdens. In this section, we outline the key activities required to build and sustain an effective documentation system, covering high-level conceptual descriptions, architecture references, practical guides, automated reference documentation, and ongoing maintenance strategies.

Creating a concept-level description

This is a high-level overview of the ADF, typically stored as a README.md file in the repository root or a landing page of the dedicated ADF website.

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