Same here. We had a wiki, only 20% of us maintained the wiki, a manager (a great cloud engineer, but less talented as a strategist) added Backstage, they were the only person that maintained Backstage,
That part.
Typed, properly named code doesn't need 'docs' per se. Documented code like:
// Sender public key
const spk;
// Send tokens
function txV(){ .. }
Is garbage, and should be replaced with: const sender: PublicKey
function sendTokens(){ .. }
Code docs themselves are for things like edge cases and complexities, and URLs to bigger explanations.Those were being maintained in the wiki.