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Technical-Writing-Resources

Hi there,

I hope this meets you well. This is a compilation of important links that I have come across in my journey as a writer. I hope this helps you too.

Getting Started

Types of Documentation You may need to do as a Technical writer:

- API Documentation

- Getting Started Guide

📰 Getting Started Guide retrospective: The good, the bad, the ugly – By Kate Mueller

- Articles and Blogs

🪄 21 Tips to write better posts for devs.

- Guides and FAQ's

ReadTheDocs - Writing Documentation Guide.

What a Technical Writing role entails

Style Guides

When deciding how to create content, it is important to pay attention to some companies that already have amazing styleguides to guide you. A list of remarkable styleguides you can get inspiration from are:

Defining Tone Of Voice

Tools

Produtivity and Content Planning

Grammar

Grammarly helps you write mistake-free in Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and any other app you use.

Plagarism Checker

Quetext's plagiarism checker analyzes your text to identify plagiarism, resolve other writing issues, and build citations with ease.

Paraphrasing Tool

Quillbot Helps you rewrite and enhance any sentence, paragraph, or article using state-of-the-art AI.

Wordtune is an AI-powered writing companion that understands what you’re trying to say, and suggests ways to make your writing more clear, compelling and authentic.

Graphics

→ Create cover images for your articles and blog posts using Canva.

Extras

To check trends.

Headline analyzer

Americans with disability act.

Writing in plain language.

Inclusive writing for everyone.

Community and Newsletters

Newsletters

Podcasts

**Books📘 📘

Build your Portfolio

These are my recommendations on building a Portfolio

  • Create your Blog and publish as you learn. The first two options doesn't require you to be technical to set things up;

    • Hashnode
    • Dev.to
    • Or create a more personalized website using Wix, Webflow, or Wordpress.
  • Contribute to Open source Projects.

  • Create Your Resume and Cover Letter

Find Jobs

More Learning Resources📘

📘 This page links to the topics that have been covered by conference talks or in the newsletter for 'Write The Docs' community.

📘 Handling empty characters.

📘 If you are new to tech and need a basic introduction to computer science. Here are a couple of my favourite resources to get you started: Harvard CS50 course.

📘 Learn Markdown.

📀 Seeing your docs through different eyes: Mapping doc users experiences By Aaron Collier.

📀 What do you look for when hiring technical Writers By Dawn Davenport.

📀 Code Samples In Documentation By Brian Murray.

Learn Git - Version Control

📘 Learn Git in a Month of Lunches.

📘 GIT PURR! Git Commands Explained with Cats! By Tomomi Imura.

📘 A Visual Guide to Version Control By Better Explained.

Hey stranger, I plan to update this as much as I can and guess what, you too can contribute if you find something that you learned from and think we too can learn from.

I am glad you have taken this path and if you wanna talk, send a DM on Twitter.

Happy Learning!!!

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