On Friday, I made a bet with you: I bet $76 billion dollars that you've never bought a pair of shoes. In fact, I bet NO ONE YOU KNOW has EVER bought shoes. I wish someone had taken the bet but FINE – maybe you knew it was a
I bet $76 billion dollars that you've never bought a pair of shoes. In fact, I bet NO ONE YOU KNOW has EVER bought shoes. Hit reply and prove me wrong. My bank account is ready and waiting for you 💰. Up too late (again), Kamran
One way to integration test your value proposition is to see if developers and customers will explain your product back to you using the same language you used. Like parrots. Here's the rub... Parrots can learn to talk on their own – but they will say whatever their parrot
Last night as I was working on my course on React debugging I ironically ended up debugging the React Dev Tools themselves. You see, in-between sessions, the Dev Tools had some new releases – and the extension broke in weird, strange ways. I made a clip that I included in a
A community that learns together is constantly generating valuable knowledge but when those conversations are happening in the halls of Slack, nobody else can listen in and benefit – so you end up with repeat questions and support calls. That's one reason why with Excalibur we've stuck
If you think of a learning experience like user experience, there are performance metrics. I might call them Developer Learning Vitals. I see Time to Mind Blown as one of these vitals. Let's say you're doing a workshop on your product and the room is full
