Thanks for considering contributing to the tech writing tools repository. While I've been collecting these resources for a number of talks in 2019, this can become so much better when influenced by other writers.
By reading these guidelines, I know that you're respecting my work and the work of any other writer/developer who contributes to this repository. If I come back and ask for changes or try and address the issue, know I'm coming from a good place because I want this to be the best resource it can be!
If you want to add to any of the tools list with resources you've found helpful, that's great. If you think that the templates can be better or are missing information, please submit changes.
Are sections missing? Create an issue and feel free to submit a new PR.
By working on this project, I expect you'll follow these rules:
Be respectful, considerate, and kind to others. Always assume the best of intentions, unless proven otherwise.
Make sure you've tested before creating a PR. Broken links and styling issues can be frustrating.
Working on your first pull request? Read the GitHub guide to pull requests.
Once your PR is submitted, your changes will be reviewed and constructive feedback may be given. Feedback is meant to ensure the highest quality content makes it into this project, and changes will be approved once feedback has been addressed.
Have any questions? Open an issue or tweet me at @heyawhite.