Technical writing is writing or drafting technical communication used in technical and occupational fields, such as computer hardware and software, engineering, chemistry, aeronautics, robotics, finance, medical, consumer electronics, biotechnology, and forestry. ~ Wikipedia
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- Community
- Courses
- Resources
- Videos
- Useful Tools
- Conferences
- Speaker Decks
- Books
- Podcasts
- Style Guides
- Technical Writers to Follow
- Hashnode
- r/technicalwriting
- Google's Season of Docs
- freeCodeCamp News
- ycombinator News
- DEV
- Hackernoon
- Write the Docs
- The Good Docs Project
- LinkedIn Technical Writing Community
- Society for Technical Communication
- LogRocket Blog
- Scotch
- The Manuscript Academy
- Study Technical Writing
- Technical Writing: Documentation on Software Projects
- Coding for Writers: Basic Programming
- Class Central Technical Writing
- Professional Technical Writing: Advance Your Writing Skills
- Technical Writing: Master Your Writing Career
- English 305: Advanced Technical Writing
- Technical Communication Techniques and Principles for Project Managers
- Learn DITA
- Documenting APIs: A Guide for Technical Writers
- The Ultimate Guide to Content Creation
- How to Create Great Content: A Step-by-Step Guide to Content Marketing That Delivers Real Results
- 9 Tips to Become the Best Content Creator in Your Industry
- Advice for Technical Writing
- Becoming a Technical Writer at Google
- 15 Tips to Improve Your Technical Writing
- How to Become a Technical Writer: A Beginner’s Guide
- How to Create Cover Images for Your Devblog Posts
- Introducing Google Season of Docs
- How to Start a Software YouTube Channel
- Starting a YouTube Channel as a Software Developer
- How to Create a Programming YouTube Channel - Lessons From 5 Years and 1 Million Subscribers
- Developers: The Why and How to Writing Technical Articles
- How to Improve the SEO of Your Devblog Articles
- How to Improve the SEO of Your Devblog
- Technical Writing: Why and How?
- Minimalist Approach to Technical Documentation
- A beginner’s guide to writing documentation
- Crash Course in APIs for Technical Writers
- Technical Writing: What and How?
- Write For Us: A List of Companies Who Pay Freelancers for Writing Tutorials
- Technical Writing Books: A Curated Collection of Books to Help You Be a Better Technical Writer
- Everything Technical Writing: Tips and Techniques that'll Help You Thrive as a Technical Writer in the Software Industry
- Content Creation Strategies: How To Create Content Online
- How to start a Coding YouTube channel (with tips from a bunch of successful creators!)
- How To Start A Programming YouTube Channel With Coding Tutorials 360
- 15 Technical Writing Tips
- What is Technical Writing? | Writing Genre Fundamentals
- Meet Technical Writers at Google
- Technical Writing 101: Introduction to Technical Writing
- What do Technical Writers do? (Also, what is Technical Writing?)
- How to become a Technical Writer | Skills & Career Growth
- Writing technical documentation
- Write The Docs Podcast & Meetups
- Write the Readable README
- GitHub as a Landing Page
- Lessons Learned From Rebuilding a Developer Documentation Website
- A Balanced Diet of Documentation
- Write your Docs like Nobody Reads Them
- The Developer's Guide to Technical Writing
- How to write technical blog posts
- Technical Writing Portfolio
- How to Document APIs Using Postman
- The Manuscript Podcast - The intersection of writing and the development of technology products.
- The Manuscript Academy Podcast - Interviews with agents and editors, how-to tips, and behind-the-scenes looks at the creation of the Academy.
- Write the Docs Podcast - The Write the Docs Podcast publishes discussion-style podcasts focusing on topics related to the Write the Docs community.
- The Not-Boring Tech Writer - The Not-Boring Tech Writer podcast introduces technical writers skills used in the open data movement.
- technical-writing-template - A sample template for writing a technical article.
- HackMD - Real-time collaborate on technical documentation in markdown.
- Dropbox Paper - A flexible workspace for collaborative document-editing.
- Google Docs - Smart editing and styling tools to help you easily format text and paragraphs.
- Notion - The all-in-one workspace for your notes, tasks, wikis and databases.
- Grammarly - a writing assistant that goes deeper than grammar to offer you comprehensive writing feedback.
- Canva - A graphic design platform that allows you to create social media graphics, and other visual content.
- TinyPNG - Smart PNG and JPEG image compression.
- Full Page Screen Capture - The simplest way to take a full page screenshot of your current browser window.
- Awesome Screenshot: Screen Video Recorder - Screen Capture full page screenshot and recorder for screencast.
- Readme Markdown Generator - CLI that generates beautiful README.md files.
- Capture to a Gif - Record content of pages to an animated gif picture from browser.
- Microsoft Word - Goes beyond checking spelling and grammar, intelligent suggestions is also included to assist you across documents, email, and on the web.
- Log4brains - Docs-as-code knowledge base to manage Architecture Decision Records (ADR) for your project and publish them automatically as a static website.
- Antidote - The corrector analyzes your text and flags any detections.
- LanguageTool - Open-source writing assistant, an alternative to Grammarly.
- HemingwayApp - Hemingway App makes your writing bold and clear. Helps fix long & complex sentences
- Write the Docs Conferences
- The LavaCon Content Strategy Conference
- API the Docs
- Technical Communication UK Metro Conference
- MadWorld
- WritersUA West Content Pro Conference
- Effective Documentation: The Key to Open Source Growth
- Technical Writing for Non-Writers
- Beyond The Editor: Automating Your Writing Process
- The Developer's Guide to Content Creation - by Stephanie Morillo
- The Developer's Guide to Creating a Successful Blog - by Flavio Copes
- Everybody Writes - by Ann Handley
- Technical Writing for Dummies - by Sheryl Lindsell-Roberts
- The Handbook of Technical Writing - by Gerald J. Alre
- How To Write Usable User Documentation, 2nd Edition - by Edmond H. Weiss
- Letting Go of the Words by Janice Redish
- Docs Like Code by Anne Gentle
- The Product is Docs by Christopher Gales
- Every Page is Page One by Mark Baker
- Modern Technical Writing: An Introduction to Software - by Andrew Etter
- Microsoft Manual of Style
- IBM Editorial Style Guide
- The Red Hat Style Guide
- Google Developer Documentation Style Guide
| Name | Link to Blog | Blog Niche | Link to Twitter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bolaji Ayodeji | https://blog.bolajiayodeji.com | Web Development, JAMstack, A11y | @iambolajiayo |
| Angie Jones | https://angiejones.tech | Test Automation, Java | @techgirl1908 |
| Sarah Drasner | https://sarah.dev/writing | Web Development, Vuejs, SVGs | @sarah_edo |
| Prosper Otemuyiwa | https://medium.com/@unicodeveloper | All things Technical & Magical | @unicodeveloper |
| Ire Aderinokun | https://bitsofco.de | Frontend Development, JavaScript | @ireaderinokun |
| Tom Johnson | https://idratherbewriting.com | Technical Writing and API lessons | @tomjohnson |
| Anne Gentle | https://justwriteclick.com | Doc as Code | @annegentle |
| Kayce Basques | https://kayce.basqu.es/blog | Dev tools and Documentation | @kaycebasques |
| Tania Rascia | https://taniarascia.com | Modern JavaScript, Node.js, and development | @taniarascia |
| SWYX | https://swyx.io/writing | Web Development, React and Tech | @swyx |
| Sean C Davis | https://cobwwweb.com/ | Web Development, JamStack | @seancdavis29 |
| Alvaro Montoro | https://dev.to/alvaromontoro | css, html | @alvaro_montoro |
| Linda Ikechukwu | https://www.everythingtechnicalwriting.com/ | Technical Writing and Developer Documentation | @_mslinda |
| Amruta Ranade | https://www.youtube.com/c/AmrutaRanade | Technical Writing and Developer Documentation | @AmrutaRanade |
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