The blog contains . . . everything. Quick references, miscellaneous tutorials, conference notes, and so on. It's a blog as brain with a tech focus. For many of the posts, I am the primary intended audience: the blog is there so I can quickly look up things I need. Others are more tutorial-like, or designed to answer quick questions. The writing style is generally informal, and closer to natural language than I'd use in documentation. I don't reliably maintain and update the content in this section.
Most guides to docs like code, even the ones for non-devs, assume you have some developer knowledge: maybe you're already using version control, or you've encountered build pipelines before, or you're working alongside developers.
This guide is for the people who read that paragraph and wished it came with a glossary. This is docs like code for people who don't know what git is and have never installed VS Code.
Some notes to my future self, for the next time I set up Linux Mint.
I took the Marketing Week MiniMBA in Marketing in autumn 2024. Here's my belated review.
An approach to using AI that ensures you benefit from it, without damaging your thinking skills.
What have I been doing and learning this month? This blog post triples as my notes, a status update, and a way to share the things I found interesting this month.
A quick round-up of resources for tech writers on writing for AI.
What was your first tech docs project? Your first piece of technical writing? I'm taking a trip down memory lane and mulling on inspiration and impact.
Notes on ZapConnect 2024. This post has two functions: notes for future me, and knowledge sharing.
Conference notes on Write the Docs Atlantic 2024. This post has two functions: notes for future me, and knowledge sharing.
