I'll be back at @devrelcon NYC this July, and I'm looking forward to giving my first lightning talk there! I'm oddly passionate about bug reports, and I'm looking forward to sharing my tips, tricks, and enthusiasm with fellow DevRel folks.

My two tips for API change management: .1) Never make breaking changes.2) Constantly make breaking changes. I (try to) make that make sense in the talk I gave at @apidays NYC 2025, and you can watch a pre-recorded version of that talk here:

At a session about OAuth2 at #apidaysNYC, living my best life.

RT @CodaExpert: Just dropped my latest @coda_hq pack: Global Postal & Geologic PRO! 🌍📍. It brings real-time city, country, timezone, curre….

Have you used @coda_hq's somewhat-secret Developer Mode? If so, we've made some minor improvements that should make it a bit more useful:

Fun hacking project of the night: An "On Air" light for @Zoom using @tweethue!.Now my wife can more easily tell when I'm in a meeting or just chilling with my headphones on.

Jess and I had a great time last week talking about "The Magic of Coda Packs", and loved the great turnout and questions from the community. If you missed the live event but are still hungry for Pack knowledge, you can watch the recording here.

I just asked @deepseek_ai R1 "How many pencils can fit into a toilet paper roll?" and then watched it struggle hard for 3 minutes straight. I honestly felt bad for it after a while, didn't mean to make you sweat dude!.

Two weeks @coda_hq launched the much anticipated "Subitems" feature, allowing you to display rows of a table in a nested way. Today I published a quick post on the community outlining how Pack makers can take advantage of it in their Packs:

RT @CodaExpert: Wow! Check out @coda_hq's CEO actively participating in discussions and providing feedback to pack makers. This kind of eng….

While Developer Advocates are often measured by what they create, maybe more important is how they bring feedback back into the organization. In this blog post I share some tips on how to do this effectively and the Coda doc that powers my process.

You can grab a copy of the template here:

My wife and I remodeled our kitchen this summer, which is difficult for two people with no style. To help us get aligned, I created a @coda_hq doc to run a special Kitchen edition of "hot or not". It was a great way to figure out our preferences, and it was fun too!

I recently did some work on the @coda_hq Pack (integration) with Google Calendar, improving the sync logic. In the process I referred to some documentation and sample code, which I myself had written 10 years prior. Talk about coming full circle!

Also a quick shoutout to @joshua_soileau for his wonderful little app that turns an emoji into a favicon.

Had to put together a tiny little page today for a project, and had such a joy using @picocss for the first time. Didn't require me to learn anything new, and made my page look just non-janky enough to meet my needs.

The Pack uses the @outscraper API under the hood, and you'll need to sign up for the service to use it (their prices are quite reasonable, even for personal use). You can learn more and install the Pack here:

I use a @coda_hq doc to collaborate with my wife on Christmas gifts (of course I do) and I was annoyed with having to copy and paste the details from the Amazon listing. So. I created a new Pack that will automatically pull the name, price, and photo from the link!

RT @coda_hq: #Indiehacker and software developer, @LeanZubrezki embodies the maker spirit. Understanding his customers’ needs is at the h….

RT @d_feldman: Happy Booleoween!