Friday
Room 7
11:40 - 12:40
(UTC+02)
Talk (60 min)
Use your source code to document your application
For many development teams, writing and updating documentation can feel like a chore, especially when the codebase changes frequently. While developers often consider the source code as its own documentation, this perspective might not resonate with all stakeholders. Moreover, the source code might not adequately illustrate how different components interact.
What if we could transform our source code into comprehensive documentation that benefits both the team and stakeholders?
In this session, we will explore how to leverage Roslyn to generate documentation directly from your .NET source code. We'll delve into creating diagrams that depict the structure and relationships within an aggregate and sequence diagrams that illustrate the flow throughout the application. We'll render these using file formats such as PlantUML, Mermaid, Markdown, and AsciiDoc.
By the end of this session, you'll be equipped to let your source code articulate the operation of your application in a format that is accessible and meaningful to your team and stakeholders.
Key Takeaways:
* Learn how to use Roslyn to interpret your source code.
* Understand how to create and render diagrams that depict the structure and flow of your application.
Michaël Hompus
Michaël Hompus is an Architect and Area Lead at Info Support.
As an architect he is part of several teams, creating new and innovative solutions, preferably using the Microsoft Cloud.
Michaël has many years of development experience with dotnet, Java, and Azure.
His passion is to share knowledge with colleagues, customers, and peers.
Microsoft has recognized his efforts for the community by awarding him a Microsoft MVP award.