season-of-docs VS aviyel-first-pr

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.

Due to my habitual writing and good content, I was reached out by Aviyel, for the role of technical writer for their platform. Aviyel is a community platform for open source projects to monetize and be sustainable. This opportunity helped me shape my technical writing skills. My content was reviewed and provided feedback.

Aviyel works with open-source creators to build and incentivize active communities, achieve financial independence and increase adoption of their projects.

Creator at Aviyel - Aviyel supports the growth of Open Source communities. I've contributed to a few Open Source projects by writing articles. Read them here.

When you're trying to grow a community, it's easy to get caught up in the day-to-day issues that arise and forget about your overall goals. However, it can be challenging to keep moving forward with your community strategies if you set aside time to focus on what matters most and what sorts of tools to use. This article outlines some ways you can achieve and accelerate community goals while keeping your members engaged, no matter how big or small (or long-term) those goals may be—all by using the absolute power of the Aviyel platform from scratch.

Aviyel is a startup focused on trying to solve the problem of building sustainable OpenSource communities. Building, maintaining, and scaling Open Source communities is not an easy task, Aviyel wants to solve this by building tools that make it easier to efficiently build & sustain Open Source communities.

Contributing to Tolgee tip: Write a review for Tolgee, pick up some article topic at Aviyel, or make out your own writing Tolgee-related theme. Let your imagination run wild! In cooperation with Aviyel we are participating in the Opening session where you will learn more about no-code contributions.

If you're looking for a way to learn and practice JavaScript, start a blog. Yes, Start a blog. This can be especially useful if you have some kind of experience (basic level) with the language but are still a beginner/intermediate at writing code. It's simple to set up an account on devto, hashnode, hackernoon, Aviyel, and any other blogging platform(s) where you can publish your own content in the form of blog posts/articles.

Aviyel is organizing an AMA for the community about Business Observability with one of the Y Combinator backed project Chaos Genius. We will be joined by the CTO & Co-Founder - Harshit Surana.

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