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Murewa Ashiru

Software engineer | IT Business Analyst | Technical Writer

Oct 25, 2020

My Experience at the Hashnode Technical Writing Bootcamp

Being a business analyst means a lot of writing. So, I can say I've been into technical writing since 2018, but I didn't realize it until 2020. I saw it as boring. Some of my colleagues teased me, 'All you do is write documents', 'Why is your screen ...

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Omotola Shogunle

Developer @ Peak AI

Oct 26, 2020

Thank you I am glad that you are taking everything we spoke about into consideration with coming back to writing can't wait to see more from you

Tapas Adhikary

Educator @tapaScript | Founder CreoWis & ReactPlay - Writer - YouTuber - Open Source

Oct 26, 2020

All the best for your writing journey. Looking forward to read your articles.

Murewa Ashiru

Software engineer | IT Business Analyst | Technical Writer

Oct 26, 2020

Thank you very much.

Victoria Lo

A nerd in books, tea, games and software.

Oct 25, 2020

Nice one! I'm glad you learned a lot from the bootcamp! I hope you will now enjoy writing without caring what your colleagues say about it :) All the best!

Murewa Ashiru

Software engineer | IT Business Analyst | Technical Writer

Oct 26, 2020

Yes, I've embraced it. I plan to use it as a tool to improve the tech community.