Tuesday, September 3, 2024 · 2 min read

Update from the Google Season of Docs 2024 Project

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Blessing Ene Anyebe
Valeria Hernandez
Dhairya Amrish Majmudar
Benjamin Granados

The JSON Schema documentation project

The main goal of JSON Schema's documentation project is to create a scalable documentation architecture that is clear, consistent, and comprehensive. To achieve this through Google Season of Docs (GSoD), we focused on:

The GSoD project accomplishments

Since May, the team (Valeria Hernandez, Blessing Ene Anyebe, Dhairya Amrish Majmudar, and Benjamin Granados) has been working hard to achieve these goals. On the part of documentation, we have completed the following:

The team has also introduced changes to the website, like a table of contents and a Next-Previous component that aim to improve content scannability and navigation.

The road ahead

So, what's pending? We're currently working on the JSON Hyper-Schema and Migration pages, which are part of the specification docs.

We're also documenting guidelines for docs contributions and text formatting, documenting missing keywords (see issues 951, 952, and 961), and writing step-by-step guides (see issues 180, 950, and 954).

Conclusion

Our documentation efforts are expanding daily, and your contributions can improve them. There are several ways you can help, including:

  • Breaking down large documents to improve the overall structure of the documentation website
  • Creating missing documentation for the Troubleshooting and Scaling stages of the developer journey
  • Contributing to the Migration page

Our docs meeting is held bi-weekly every Tuesday at 3:00 PM (UTC). You're welcome to join the #gsod24 channel in the JSON Schema Slack workspace and send us a message with your email address so we can add you to the meeting.

We appreciate your interest in the JSON Schema documentation project and look forward to your contributions and their benefits to the wider developer community.

The JSON Schema's Google Season of Docs Team.

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