I’m on Twitter all the time but rarely in a professional capacity, so here’s a pinned thread with some highlighted work in case you find me here and want to talk developer content 🫡

Another dish drop - Dark and stormy pot roast - Shirt rib ragù - Strip steak and broccoli - Malaysian chicken and coconut curry (If you’re noticing an increase in protein, it’s because I’ve been increasing my lifting goals).

Merry Christmas! 🐶🎄

Another recent dish drop: - Beef bourguignon - Garlic coconut shrimp and green beans - Cuban Picadillo - Pork chops with apples, onions, and garlic-y broccoli

I keep forgetting I wrote this smh

History of the PDF A pdf about... the history of the PDF. This was such a fun project to work on and it also got @sensiblehq to the front page of @newsycombinator. S/o to @nickwritesit for putting together the words and to Sensible for letting me unleash my inner David Carson

The debate stage feels so awkward without an audience. I feel like I’m intruding.

i love having people over at my apartment like yesss sit on my couch and drink from one of my glasses

Recent dish drop: - Braised short ribs and braised asparagus on polenta - Marinated tofu, mushrooms, and peppers on rice - Shrimp in a lemon/white wine sauce + zucchini noodles on polenta - Pasta alla vodka

Oh wow, a single push to a single software system took out half the world? Lemme just drop this article I wrote for @saucelabs again (which really could have used this news as a lede when I wrote it) #crowdstrike

Bonus: - Coconut caramel flan - Chocolate and toffee cookies

Things I’ve cooked recently: - Pistachio and ricotta pasta with tangerine carrots - Pork vindaloo - Sesame noodles with cucumber - Shrimp and sausage paella Each offered for judgment to my overseer fridge.

If it’s content that needs to be genuinely interesting to developers and technical leaders, then let’s talk about it.

If you’d like to work together, I’m always open to conversation. I do a lot of ghostwriting work, which can’t be represented here, and content ranging across technical thought leadership, search-optimized articles and guides, white papers, and ebooks.

For @qase_io, I wrote Software Testing Lessons We Can Learn From Edge Cases, an article that’s part basics, part guide, part splashy tour of the most interesting minor disasters I could find.

For @authentikio, I worked with Jens Langhammer on Open Source Devs Are The Original Content Creators. I did a deep dive into OSS history, and we worked on what became a really interesting way to tie the OSS economy to the creator economy.

For @stackblitz, I wrote Flow State: Why Fragmented Thinking Is Worse Than Any Interruption, and embraced my full research nerd by digging into dozens of studies about developer productivity and experience. Despite a noisy space, we came to an original POV

For @every, I wrote How To Market To Experts, a guide summing up much of what I’ve learned so far about writing to developers (and other experts). I’ve probably gotten more comments on this piece than anything else I’ve written.

For @sensiblehq, I wrote a History Of The PDF. This article wins for “most interesting despite seemingly most boring.” I got really wrapped up in the history, and I’m thankful @zstvns helped pulled all these documents and images together to tell the story.

Two paths diverged