Docs As the Code, Docs In the Code At New Relic

Our software is composed of words that serve various purposes, including human-computer interaction, API calls, and documentation. The majority of these words are source code, which contains meaningful text like embedded reference docs, string literals, examples, comments, and names of commands and functions. When code lacks documentation, it can lead to issues such as poor user experiences, troubleshooting difficulties, and quality problems. The Product Language team contributes to improving the quality of our software by reviewing code for errors, formatting, and sensitive information, fixing typos and grammar, editing README files, and writing comments in sample configuration files. We are committed to bringing clear and concise documentation to our open source projects, and we encourage users to reach out with any questions or concerns about our documentation.

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