
Worked on the SamyPesse/snyk-docs repository to update documentation reflecting recent changes in Snyk Code’s language and IDE support. Focused on removing C/C++ from the limited language support section and adding Visual Studio as a supported IDE for Snyk IDE plugins, these updates clarified product capabilities for end users. Utilized Markdown and GitBook to ensure documentation was accurate and aligned with product releases, emphasizing clear communication and versioned release notes. The work improved onboarding and reduced user confusion by providing up-to-date information, demonstrating attention to detail and effective cross-functional collaboration in maintaining technical documentation standards. No bugs were addressed.
April 2025 — SamyPesse/snyk-docs: Delivered targeted documentation updates to reflect changes in Snyk Code language support and IDE/plugin coverage. Specifically, removed C/C++ from limited language support and added Visual Studio as a supported IDE for Snyk IDE plugins, clarifying user capabilities. These changes are tied to commits d8a8084f3c4fdc9f00b9104bc228e6a2b52a1181 and 9d3a60dff9f32ee7a5f558333f10d627144ff344. No major bugs fixed this month. Impact: improved onboarding, reduced support friction, and better alignment of docs with product capabilities. Skills demonstrated: documentation tooling (GitBook), versioned release notes, cross-functional collaboration, and clear product communication.
April 2025 — SamyPesse/snyk-docs: Delivered targeted documentation updates to reflect changes in Snyk Code language support and IDE/plugin coverage. Specifically, removed C/C++ from limited language support and added Visual Studio as a supported IDE for Snyk IDE plugins, clarifying user capabilities. These changes are tied to commits d8a8084f3c4fdc9f00b9104bc228e6a2b52a1181 and 9d3a60dff9f32ee7a5f558333f10d627144ff344. No major bugs fixed this month. Impact: improved onboarding, reduced support friction, and better alignment of docs with product capabilities. Skills demonstrated: documentation tooling (GitBook), versioned release notes, cross-functional collaboration, and clear product communication.

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