Using open-source work to offset bias against short-term contracts
Using open-source work to offset bias against short-term contracts.
Damilola Oladele
About me
I'm a software developer, technical writer, and active open-source contributor. I've worked on major projects such as Wagtail CMS and Ubuntu. My experience spans documentation, programming, mentorship, community building, content strategy, and content creation.
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How to conduct user research for documentation
A practical guide to conducting user research for documentation.
Lessons for technical writers from iPhone's dominance
Technical writers can use iPhone’s winning strategies to improve documentation.
Why editing matters more than ever with AI-assisted writing
Today, the real difference between average writers and highly productive ones is editing.
Who are technical writers, and what do they do?
Technical writers are writers who apply intersecting skills to make complex information usable.
Documentation as a shared responsibility
Good documentation results from shared responsibility across multiple stakeholders.
The blockchain trilemma challenge
The blockchain trilemma suggests that any blockchain can fully achieve only two out of these three goals—decentralization, security, and scalability.
What are smart contracts on blockchain?
A smart contract is like digital escrow—two parties agree on a deal, the contract holds the funds, and releases them once conditions are met.
Juno: Bringing decentralization to Starknet
To mitigate the centralization risk posed by Starknet, Nethermind developed Juno, a Go implementation of Starknet’s full-node client.
My journey into community management with Social Income
I’ve always wanted to explore community management, and this year, I embraced every opportunity.