FOSS DOCS 101 (keep it simple, present!)
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| Title | FOSS DOCS 101 (keep it simple, present!) |
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| Part Number | 106 |
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| Production Place | Bilbao, Euskadi, Spain |
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| Abstract | Mikey Ariel - FOSS DOCS 101 (keep it simple, present!)
Does your open source project need better documentation? Do you wish
that new users could get started with your software more easily? Do
you feel that your code contribution workflow isn't documented well
enough, or that contributors are discouraged from documenting their
code? How can you give your project docs the love they deserve?
This high-level talk aims to introduce the main principles of
technical communication in the context of FOSS projects. It is
intended for anyone who interacts with docs, whether your project is
fresh off the dev environment or has been around since the dawn of
Git. Topics include tone, style, process management, structure, and
contribution workflow. |
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