Hi guys
I am working with a small startup(25 employees) for almost 6 months now, there is no single doc about the system design, 0 ER diagrams, no such thing as documentation
The db here has millions of docs in some collections. It's hard for me to
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Anonymous 4
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It's pretty common in smaller startups to lack detailed documentation, especially in the early stages.
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