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Technical Writing 101: Working with SMEs  - Big Nerd Ranch

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By Cole Henry
| Big Nerd Ranch
One of the unique things about technical writing is that we are often tasked with documenting processes, codebases, software, and more that we don’t fully understand. Because of this, technical writers document things about which they have a strong working knowledge but lack complete mastery. So, how do technical writers fill the knowledge gap? That’s where Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) come in. Working with them is one of the key functions of being a technical writer.
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Go Generics in API Design

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By Tariq Chaudhry, James Holdren, Cole Henry, John Iwasyk
| Big Nerd Ranch
Go 1.18 has finally landed, and with it comes its own flavor of generics. In a previous post, we went over the accepted proposal and dove into the new syntax. For this post, I’ve taken the last example in the first post and turned it into a working library that uses generics to design a more type-safe API, giving a good look at how to use this new feature in a production setting.
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An introduction to GitHub Copilot Using the Plugin for Neovim

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By Tariq Chaudhry, Cole Henry, James Holdren, John Iwasyk
| Big Nerd Ranch
Humanity has come a long way in its technological journey. We have reached the cusp of an age in which the concepts we have collectively known as science fiction are quickly becoming science fact. The concept of artificial intelligence is highly anticipated yet controversial. Parts of society are apprehensive about its use, and perhaps for good reason. There are valid concerns about the safe and ethical use of this new technology.
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