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Contributing to Open Source Projects as a Non-developer

Contributing to open source projects without coding

Mar 11, 2023·5 min read·zaycodes.hashnode.devUpdated Mar 12, 2023Read the article

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Zainab Daodu

@zaycodes · Lagos, Nigeria

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Technical Writer

I am a technical writer and software developer who is passionate about contributing to open source, improving technical documentation and advocating for gender diversity in open source collaboration.

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Abhinaba Banerjee

Apr 15, 2023

A brilliantly written article, I was looking for exactly something like this on open source documentation contribution, thanks a ton for this, please also have a look at my articles, thanks again.

Zainab Daodu

Apr 17, 2023

Awesome! I'm glad to hear this

The ERIN

Mar 16, 2023

Thank you for this insight. Could you please direct me to open source projects where I could contribute as a technical writer? I'd like to contribute more to open source projects. Thank you

The ERIN

Mar 16, 2023

Zainab Daodu Thank you very much; this is a good starting point for me. I'll look over each platform and get started with some topics I'm comfortable with. I'm looking forward to your next article.

Zainab Daodu

Mar 17, 2023

You're welcome, here's the article, kindly subscribe to my newsletter to stay updated on my articles. Thank you.

The ERIN

Mar 17, 2023

Thank you, I just finished reading the article, and it helped me better understand what I needed to know. Other articles I read were not as straightforward as yours. I did click the subscribe button because I don't want to miss any of your new articles.