Congratulations to Google's Open Source Peer Bonus award winners. Winners from The Good Docs Project include:
Ophy Ampoh
Ophy Ampoh is an impactful open source techie and writer, across multiple projects.
- She co-developed a howto documentation template for The Good Docs Project.
- She actively contributes to, and supports other writers in Good Docs weekly meetings
- She writes training material for freeCodeCamp.
- She teaches women to code in Ghana.
Joseph Kato
Joseph is the founding creator of vale.sh, an open source grammar checker, used to check the quality of documentation against a project’s documentation style guide. The tool is well written, in a modular fashion that supports extensions.
Mengmeng Tang
Mengmeng Tang is an experienced technical writer who has been playing a lead role developing templates and writing best practices within The Good Docs Project.
- Most notably, Mengmeng has led the development of a API Reference template, researching multiple source reference documentation processes, coordinated community contributions from multiple people, and drawing it together into an authoritative source.
- She has been mentoring others.
- She has been an active contributor to other Good Docs forums and initiatives, such as our cross-template style discussion forum.
- She is regularly stepping in and helping others out.
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