New Year's Chronicles for your code. Documentation for Python code

Once upon a time there was The Undocumented Code, who was feeling lonely, no one wanted to play with him. But it's a wonderful time when magic can happen any second, when you spend time with your family and friends. This story is about how this lonely Undocumented Code meet a wonderful Documentation and she helped him to understand himself and make friends. It's a story with a happily ever after of The Undocumented Code and The Documentation.

Why this talk is unboring?
It's going to be told as if it is a New Year story with snow, reindeers, elves, villains, sparkles and a happy ending with a little help of magic.

This talk was made for New Year's Eve Hamburg Python Pizza conference on December 31st 2020.
Sources used for this talk:
- quoted https://documentation.divio.com/ about 4 types of documentation
- pictures from https://unsplash.com/
- story was inspired by one of my favourite movies: "Drei Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel", there are photos from this movie used in my talk, as it was my mail inspiration for this talk.

Here is the link to my repo if you would like to try to setup your documentation for your Python code with Sphinx and ReadTheDocs: https://github.com/atymoshchuk/simple_docs_setup

Here is a meetup I mentioned in my talk: https://www.meetup.com/PyBerlin/

If you are interested on how to setup documentation, you can an article in my blog: https://atymo.me/blog/python_documentation.html.