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The WTD podcasts category contains reposted episodes for the Write the Docs podcast. See Write the Docs Podcast for the original content here. I usually just post summaries of each episode here. Note that the I'd Rather Be Writing audio feed doesn't contain MP3 files from the Write the Docs podcast. You have to subscribe to the WTD podcast for the audio feed.

Recent podcast episodes

  1. Write the Docs Podcast Episode 34: Adding personality to documentation, with Fabrizio Ferri

  2. Write the Docs Podcast episode 33: Simplified user interfaces, with Anton Bollen

  3. Write the Docs Podcast episode 32: Self-publishing and AsciiDoc, with Mehmed Pasic

  4. Write the Docs Podcast episode 31: Site search, with Peter Levan

  5. Write the Docs Podcast episode 30: Documentation templates, with Juan Lara

  6. Write the Docs Podcast episode 29: Salary Survey results and WFH tips, with Eric Holscher

  7. Write the Docs Podcast episode 28: UX writing processes and considerations

  8. Write the Docs Podcast episode 27: Starting a doc group/process when you're the first

  9. Write the Docs Podcast episode 26: Technical writing and Reddit, with Alan Bowman

  10. Write the Docs Podcast episode 25: Researching how developers use API docs, with Andrew Head

  11. Write the Docs Podcast episode 24: Conference chatter and the Australian scene, with Swapnil Ogaler

  12. Write the Docs Podcast episode 23: How to write inclusive tech documentation, by Lucie Le Naour

  13. Write the Docs Podcast episode 22: Managing multiple doc projects across Git repositories, with Giles Gaskell

  14. Write the Docs Podcast episode 21: On career growth, leadership, and mentoring in Tech Writing

  15. Write the Docs podcast episode 20: Minimum requirements for good tech docs, with Matt Reiner

  16. Write the Docs Podcast episode 19: Static site generators, with Jessica Parsons

  17. Write the Docs Podcast episode 18: Recap and thoughts on the WTD Australia 2018 conference

  18. Write the Docs Podcast Episode 17: Structured Writing -- reasons and approaches, with Mark Baker

  19. Write the Docs Podcast episode 16: An open-source Grammarly for tech docs?

  20. Write the Docs Podcast episode 15: User research, tech writer stereotypes, and conversations

  21. Write the Docs Podcast episode 14: Humanizing your documentation

  22. Write the Docs Podcast episode 13: Postman for API development and docs — Interview with Postman Founder

  23. Write the Docs Podcast episode 12: Founding ideas behind Write the Docs

  24. Write the Docs Podcast episode 11: Exploring the Mozilla Developer Network's Web Docs project

  25. Write the Docs Podcast episode 10: What's going on in our lives as documentarians and product owners

  26. Write the Docs Podcast episode 9: Chatbots in Documentation

  27. Write the Docs Podcast episode 8: Stack Overflow's Documentation Failure and Open Source Challenges

  28. Write the Docs Podcast episode 7: Let The Robots Do The Work

  29. Write the Docs Podcast episode 6: Metadata and UI copy

  30. Write the Docs Podcast episode 5: Where do we belong?

  31. Write the Docs Podcast Episode 4 -- Continuous Integration and Docs as Code

  32. Write the Docs Podcast episode 3: Trends for 2017

  33. Write the Docs Podcast Episode 2 (which Focuses on Findability) Now Available

  34. Write the Docs Podcast episode 1: New podcast from the Write the Docs community

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Tom Johnson

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