22/07/2026
"The code is self-documenting."
We've all heard that one before.
The reality?
Some of the best software ever written becomes almost impossible to use when nobody explains how it actually works.
Documentation isn't the boring part of engineering.
It's what turns great code into a great product.
Stories of the Web is back online 🌊 and we're kicking off August with a session about one of the most underrated skills in tech: writing documentation that people actually want to read.
This time, we're excited to host Andrei Onciu, Principal Technical Writer @ 74Software.
From UiPath to Snyk and Bitdefender, Andrei has spent years helping engineering teams bridge one of the biggest gaps in software:
the one between how developers build systems and how people actually understand them.
No theory. No generic writing advice.
Just practical lessons from real products, real teams and real documentation challenges.
🎙️ Talk: Docs 101: From dev speak to user speak
What we'll explore:
🧠 Why developers naturally write for themselves—and how to write for your users instead
🧱 A practical blueprint for creating documentation that grows with your product
🛡️ Why modern documentation needs to work for both humans and AI
👀 How better docs reduce onboarding time, support tickets and engineering bottlenecks
🚀 This one's especially for:
Software Engineers
Tech Leads & Engineering Managers
Technical Writers
Founders building developer products
📅 SAVE THE DATE
Thursday, August 6th, 18:30
📍 One Cotroceni Park — Building C, 11th Floor
Str. Sergent Nuțu Ion 44, București
📝 Small agenda
18:30 → 19:00 — Welcome, networking & food
19:00 → 20:00 — Live session with Andrei
20:00 → 20:30 — Q&A, deep dives & curiosities
Attendance is free, but seats are limited.
Pre-registration required. Link in bio.
💬 Great engineering doesn't end when the code compiles.
It ends when someone else can understand, use and build on top of it.
Tag someone who's ever said, "I'll write the docs later." 👇