Getting-started-in-Technical-Writing VS season-of-docs

Created a technical writing resource repository with a friend, Blessing of CSS tricks. The repository resources and discussions are supposed to act as a roadmap for anyone looking to get started in technical writing. Since it is open source, you can contribute to it.

This GitHub repository contains the resource compilation used for the boot camp.

Google Season of Docs has a repository where organizations list their interest to participate in the program and the contributors reach out to them for more details.

The interested organisations and technical writers were given a space to find each other in the Season of Docs repository. I did not register myself as a technical writer there as I was unsure whether I was even eligible according to the new format, which stated that this program was primarily to match professional technical writers. Even then, I started checking out organisations in early-mid March and researched a couple that called out to me. Apart from [NumPy],(https://numpy.org/) the ubiquitous Python package in data science, I chose Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative (CDLI). CDLI drew me in because I had an amateur interest in the Cuneiform script through some pretty fun videos by Dr. Irving Finkel. Unfortunately, CDLI didn’t get accepted this year.