Contributing to Documentation Project — Complete Guide

def evaluate_project(project):
    score = 0
    if project.get('active_maintainers'):
        score += 3
    if project.get('contributing_guide'):
        score += 2
    if project.get('good_first_issues'):
        score += 2
    if project.get('style_guide'):
        score += 2
    if project.get('uses_known_tech'):
        score += 1
    
    if score >= 8:
        return "Excellent project for contribution"
    elif score >= 5:
        return "Good project for contribution"
    else:
        return "Look for a more active project"

project = {
    'active_maintainers': True,
    'contributing_guide': True,
    'good_first_issues': True,
    'style_guide': True,
    'uses_known_tech': True,
}
print(evaluate_project(project))

## Finding Documentation Projects

1. **GitHub Explore**: Search "good first issue" + "docs"
2. **Up for Grabs**: Site listing beginner-friendly projects
3. **First Timers Only**: Monthly initiative for new contributors
4. **Your favorite tools**: Projects you already use
5. **DodaTech Tutorials**: Our own open source content

## Contribution Plan Template

### Project
[Project name and repository URL]

### Issue Being Addressed
[Link to the issue or description of the need]

### Scope
[What you will and will not do in this contribution]

### Files to Change
[Exact file paths relative to repository root]

### Dependencies
[Content that must exist before this can be merged]

### Timeline
[Your expected completion date]

# Check for style guide
ls CONTRIBUTING.md
ls STYLEGUIDE.md
ls docs/style-guide.md

# Run linters before committing
npx markdownlint-cli2 content/

def self_review(content):
    checks = []
    checks.append(('First paragraph 140-165 chars', 140 <= len(content.split('\n')[0]) <= 165))
    checks.append(('Code examples present', '```' in content))
    checks.append(('Mermaid diagram', '```mermaid' in content))
    checks.append(('Common Mistakes section', '## Common Mistakes' in content))
    checks.append(('Practice Questions', '## Practice Questions' in content))
    checks.append(('FAQ section', '## FAQ' in content))
    checks.append(('Mini Project', '## Mini Project' in content))
    checks.append(('What\'s Next', '## What\'s Next' in content))
    
    failures = [name for name, passed in checks if not passed]
    return failures

content = "# Test\n\nSome content here"
failures = self_review(content)
print(f"Failed checks: {failures}")

## PR: Add troubleshooting guide for authentication errors

### Summary
This PR adds a troubleshooting guide for common authentication
errors, including invalid API keys, expired tokens, and rate
limiting issues.

### Related Issues
Closes #456

### Changes
- New file: content/api/troubleshooting-auth.md
- Updated: content/api/_index.md (added link)

### Checklist
- [ ] Follows style guide
- [ ] Code examples tested
- [ ] All links valid
- [ ] Build passes

def handle_review_feedback(feedback_items):
    responses = []
    for item in feedback_items:
        if item['type'] == 'correction':
            responses.append(f"Fixed: {item['description']}")
        elif item['type'] == 'suggestion':
            responses.append(f"Good suggestion. I will update: {item['description']}")
        elif item['type'] == 'question':
            responses.append(f"Great question. Here is my reasoning: {item['description']}")
    return responses

feedback = [
    {'type': 'correction', 'description': 'Fixed typo on line 34'},
    {'type': 'suggestion', 'description': 'Added more detail to the explanation'},
]
for r in handle_review_feedback(feedback):
    print(r)

## Portfolio Entry: Authentication Troubleshooting Guide

### Project
DodaTech Tutorials (https://github.com/dodatech/tutorials)

### Contribution
Wrote a comprehensive troubleshooting guide covering 5 common
authentication errors with code examples and solutions.

### Skills Demonstrated
- Technical writing for developer audiences
- API authentication concepts
- Markdown and Git workflow
- Responding to PR feedback

### Link
https://github.com/dodatech/tutorials/pull/789