The mysterious, hoodie-wearing developer drops a link into the chat. It’s a thread from GitHub, Twitter, or StackOverflow. They bring feedback from the field. Usually unvarnished, sometimes critical …
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Not many podcasts dive deep into technical topics. When I found myself on a call with the producer of a popular dev program, I asked about how they measure engagement. Tracking written content success …
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Most of your technical audience isn’t looking for your product. They’re doing their own work, communicating with their team, and doing their best to hit milestones. This involves researching, …
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When it comes to dev-focused examples, you’ve probably seen enough of Stripe and Twilio. That’s one reason I like to share Plaid, the company best known for seamlessly connecting to bank …
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To evade the bad guys, the Western town in the 1974 movie Blazing Saddles hatched a plan. They recreated their entire town in the middle of nowhere in hopes of luring the antagonists into a trap. …
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Good technical documentation is essential for effective communication and understanding of your product. It helps users understand how to use and troubleshoot the technology, and it can also serve as …
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