Agile Documentation with doctest and epydoc

A Test Map is a list of unit tests associated with a specific function/method under test. It helps you see how that specific function/method is being exercised via unit tests.

Gheorghiu, Grig. Blogspot (2005). Articles>Documentation>Agile

All About Users

A blog from Bangalore based on everything related to the user experience and interaction.

Monteiro, Percy. Blogspot. Resources>Usability>User Centered Design>Blogs

Blog on Technical Writing, Usability, and More

Suman Kumar's weblog on technical writing, usability, tips, tricks and more!

Kumar, Suman. Blogspot. Resources>Writing>Technical Writing>Blogs

A Blog on Usability in India

This Indian usability blog attempts to bridge the gap between user requirements research and UI design.

Pillai, Muthu. Blogspot (2004). Resources>Usability>User Centered Design>Blogs

Creating Usability Awareness in India

A weblog to help create usability awareness in India.

Cua, Vijay. Blogspot (2007). Design>Usability>Regional>India

Cyblog: Design Matters

A weblog about web, user interface and user experience design.

Deshpande, Amit. Blogspot. Resources>Web Design>User Experience>Blogs

Estimating Resources in Technical Writing

Project management principles that can easily be applied to working as a documentation manager.

Prabhakar, Rahul. Blogspot (2006). Careers>Management>Project Management>Technical Writing

Information Architecture, Usability, Customer Experience

A blog on the Usability, HCI, and customer experience industry by an Indian User Experience professional with a decade of providing customer centric solutions and a pragmatic approach to business problems.

Masood, Nasser. Blogspot (2006). Resources>Usability>User Experience>Blogs

Managing Conflicts within a Team of Writers

It is quite challenging for a manager to integrate a diverse group of intelligent and creative professionals into a single, cohesive unit. As much as you may try to avoid it, conflict among your employees is bound to rear its ugly head from time to time.

Prabhakar, Rahul. Blogspot (2006). Careers>Management>Writing>Technical Writing

Managing the TWI Mailing List: As Tough as it Gets

The success or failure of any mailing list depends entirely on its members - as in how effectively can they contribute on the list or how diligently can they enhance the quality of ongoing discussions. If you watch closely, the level of discussions combined with the maturity of posters is what characterizes these mailing lists to a large extent. For instance, take a firsthand look at Technical Writers India mailing list or TWI, as it is popularly called.

Prabhakar, Rahul. Blogspot (2006). Articles>Documentation>Technical Writing

On Writing

Whatever your role in a project, insist on getting the spec right before the code is written. The spec'ing process may take several iterations, so plan accordingly.

Shetty, Ashish. Blogspot. Articles>Writing>Specifications

.TechComm

A blog with links to various technical communication online resources.

Blogspot. Resources>TC>Technical Writing>Blogs

Text Clarity Blog

A blog about clearly communicating your message.

Casey, A. Blogspot (2001). Resources>Writing>Technical Writing>Minimalism

Top Ten Lessons I Learned as a Technical Communicator

What significant contribution have I made to the community? Even if I did make one, should I go about writing it?

Prabhakar, Rahul. Blogspot (2006). Articles>Writing>Technical Writing

Using the Internet for Public Relations

With the advent of the Internet and World Wide Web as an evergrowing and interactive media, Public Relations has a wondrous new tool in its arsenal for managing perception and attitude. Here we discover the leading edge of thought, opinion, and activity in using this new tool to accomplish Public Relations goals.

Stickler, Dwight. Blogspot (2005). Articles>Communication>Public Relations>E Commerce

Review: KnowGenesis Online Library for Technical Communication

What makes KnowGenesis different is, I feel, it has a potential both for the corporate needs and the non-corporate users of knowledge management (KM). On one hand, organizational and corporate knowledge is captured, processed, shared and available in many KM portals are well organized. And, in such a junction, this journal adds value to the existing knowledgebase with its own specialty.

Taher, Mohamed. Blogspot (2006). Articles>Reviews>TC