Re: [afl-users] GSoD Interested Technical Writer

[Marc]

Hello Ruthu,

I think the best where you can start is reading the main README.md of
the project and then diving into the examples referenced in the sub section:
https://github.com/AFLplusplus/AFLplusplus/tree/dev#good-examples-and-writeups

We do not know if we will get accepted for GSoD. We hope so and it would
be very necessary :)

Regards,
Marc

On 14.03.21 05:24, Ruthu S Sanketh wrote:
> Hey AFL++,
> This is Ruthu S Sanketh, a third year undergraduate at IIT Kharagpur,
> India. I have some experience with technical writing and documentation,
> and regularly write articles on Medium
> <https://ruthussanketh.medium.com/> on a variety of topics including but
> not limited to NLP, Robotics AI and ML. Recently, I've also learnt about
> technical writing from www.techwhirl.com <http://www.techwhirl.com>.
>
> I would love to work under AFL++ as a technical writer in this year's
> GSoD to structure the documentation, rewrite some parts to make it more
> readable in a concise and compatible format, with pictures to explain
> some workflows.
>
> For now, I have read a few articles on fuzzing and AFL, and begun to go
> through the existing documentation to get an idea of what changes can be
> made where. I admit that I have only a limited idea on fuzzers and
> AFL++, but I am a quick learner. I would love some guidance on where to
> begin.


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