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Finally, the three-day long Bootcamp ended with great learnings and buzz. These three days pushed me to explore and learn more about technologies and their technicalities. To learn, research and write about different tools for developers and commoners in the market.
This blog is less of a summary and more of a conclusion, compiled with learnings derived from 5 speakers of the boot camp over three days.
Do something that you are excited about, and write when motivation strikes!
Writing and documenting are essential for one and tomorrow as it is the way to expand and open source our learnings. Indeed a boon of technology.
Daily chores and a busy lifestyle are the hindrances to our writeups. Channelise your energy and make up the time for the tools or the technologies that pump and excite you. The cycle goes like this:
Read
Use
Write
A beginner looking forward to technical writing should start writing instead of thinking of quality and other questions striking because starting is the ultimate thing, and quality gradually starts striking your work after consistent efforts.
The quantity of work done initially helps generate quality content in the long run.
Developers are evergreen learners, so content quality is improved each day you upskill with experience and technologies.
Learning and practising technologies and their technicalities a critical aspects of technical writing. One cannot ace a technical essay without technical knowledge.
Catch hold of the basics and learn at least one programming language to help you reach the plethora of technologies.
Will AI replace technical writers?
AI cannot replace Humans, but Humans using AI will replace ones ideally following traditional methods. We, as humans, consume an enormous amount of content every hour, so our unique ideas and thoughts can be aligned by AI and content enhanced with human interference.
Sharing content with the public makes your image and profile among people with your work. You can be approached once you come in the eyes of recruiters, connect with different talents, and enhance your experience and network.
Best practices to write clear and concise content :
Plan content in advance
Recognise the demands of the audience.
Frame a clear idea about what you wanna write.
Avoid long paragraphical content.
Try on listicle content to retain the audience.
Highlight key points that make it skimmable.
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