7 articles tagged #technicalwriting
All English for IT articles related to #technicalwriting.
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Grammar for Writing Technical Requirements
Use present simple correctly in specifications, avoid ambiguity with and/or, choose between active and passive voice, and write numbered lists for precision.
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Professional English for API Documentation: Style, Register, and Structure
How to write API documentation in professional English — covering reference docs vs guides, consistent verb tense, parameter descriptions, and endpoint documentation examples.
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Writing Effective Error Messages in English: Principles and Examples
How to write clear, actionable English error messages for software — with good vs bad examples, vocabulary of error states, and rewrite exercises.
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Writing RFC and ADR Documents in English
How to write technically precise RFCs and Architecture Decision Records using RFC 2119 obligation language, formal structure vocabulary, and professional prose.
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The Diataxis Framework Explained: Four Types of Documentation
Understand the Diataxis framework for technical documentation — tutorials, how-to guides, explanations, and reference — with vocabulary and example sentences for documentation engineers.
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Writing ML Model Cards in English: Structure, Vocabulary, and Examples
Learn how to write professional ML model cards in English — covering intended use, performance metrics, limitations, ethical considerations, and the vocabulary you need.
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English for Incident Post-Mortems: Blameless Language and Report Writing
Learn how to write blameless post-mortem reports in English with the right structure, vocabulary, and tone for professional incident analysis.
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