I always enjoy writing for opensource.com, and especially when they let me share my docs-as-code enthusiasm with the world! Read it here: https://opensource.com/article/22/10/docs-as-code
Engineering Documentation
Is this talk about building great docs for engineers, or engineering great technical docs in general? Yes.
Docs-as-code meets docs-as-culture in this talk from GOTO Copenhagen.
View Engineering Documentation on Notist.
For a bunch of followup questions, resources, and chat, try these Twitter threads:
* https://twitter.com/lornajane/status/1577238601980469249
* https://twitter.com/lornajane/status/1577314921582399490
* https://twitter.com/lornajane/status/1577318686871912451
Neglecting Open Source Developers Puts the Internet at Risk
Reflecting on the log4j problems from last year, as a representation of what we should expect from open source projects, and from ourselves. https://www.darkreading.com/attacks-breaches/neglecting-open-source-developers-puts-the-internet-at-risk
What does a successful developer look like?
A short post for Silicon Republic about the workforce in tech, which skills really matter for developers, and how the skills shortage will be solved when we start recognising a wider range of candidates for our open roles. https://www.siliconrepublic.com/careers/developer-recruitment-tech-jobs
Landscape of Open Source Databases
It was a new experience to give a talk in a tent, but then [EMFCamp](https://emfcamp.org) is really all about the experience!
View Landscape of Open Source Databases on Notist.
How to accelerate your software development career
Sharing some of my preferred levelling-up skills for technical professionals on Computing! https://www.computing.co.uk/opinion/4050288/accelerate-software-development-career-%E2%80%93-tips