Often when making training videos for software, you need to be signed in to some account and deal with API keys or other sensitive info. The common approach is to use blur effects with the video editing tool, and since I use Camtasia primarily, it's not too difficult
Right now I'm designing integration guides for 3 major cloud platforms, one with multiple languages, and each docs how-to will have a corresponding video version. But they are not exactly the same, the videos are beginner-oriented and targeted at 5-8 minutes and the docs are more comprehensive so
In the announcement blog post for the 5.0 release of TypeScript, they used a phrase that caught my attention: In 5.0, we’re cleaning up some of these problems, as well as reducing the concept count needed to understand the various kinds of enums you can declare. Reducing
It's official: the AI hype is in full force. One of the things I'm thinking about lately has been what this can do for developer tools and the answer is: a lot. Last week I tweeted wondering whether you could now use GPT to ingest your
And it is still being shown in the town museum in Hibbing, Minnesota. It's still being shown because it was evergreen – it was about the history of the town, its inhabitants, and how they fought against the mining companies who were taking their land through eminent domain. It
A few weeks ago I mentioned I had the opportunity to host the first Developer Marketing Alliance Drop-In webinar. The topic I chose was Higher DevEd, sometimes called "developer learning experience platforms" which is a mouthful. Talking Points * Why does upskilling matter for developers (and for you)? * What&
