Implications for Writers Documenting Object-Oriented Projects  

Object-oriented (OO) projects bring with them new technology and new processes. While programmers focus on the OO methodologies governing design and implementation of program code, writers must struggle to adapt to a very different kind of development cycle. To avoid chaos, development teams must explicitly define their processes from the start.

Berry, Robert R., Karen L. Mobley and Kathryn L. Turk. STC Proceedings (1994). Articles>Documentation>Software

A Ten-Step Program for Successful Object-Oriented Projects  

Object-oriented software development brings with it new challenges for everyone involved, including the project's documentation team. By taking certain steps be fore, during, and after an OO project, writers-and the programmers they work with-can help to guard against the pitfalls that can be a part of OO development.

Berry, Robert R., Karen L. Mobley and Kathryn L. Turk. STC Proceedings (1995). Careers>Project Management