: Re: Have there been any studies indicating which software documentation practices save the most time during onboarding? It's generally conceded that at least some documentation saves people time when

This is the only thing that I could find that is relevant for you I think:
dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=585065
I also worked at a firm that had done such a study inhouse. But on a more general scale of low effort documentation versus actual documentation.

The result of the inhouse study was that it increased the start up time for new hires drastically from one to two weeks time needed to get to a desired level of productivity to one week or less.

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