There are 5 moments of learning need: 1. When you learn something for the first time 2. When you want to learn more, 3. When you try to apply and / or remember 4. When something goes wrong 5. When things change This has subtle power when you think about how
This week is Microsoft Build and it's often an exciting week for me. I was lucky to attend a few times throughout my career – and now, I have no boss that can tell me to stop watching videos (but I do have a course to deliver, which is
Developers will evaporate throughout the process of interacting with your dev tool. That's natural. But... in real life, there are ways to slow down evaporation: * Use filtered water * Use cold water * Don't heat the pot How would these translate? Are there more ways? I have my
To continue this trend of playing with AI tools to speed up developer content production (see previous Fundo Fridays), today I'll be showing you how good ElevenLabs is. ElevenLabs is an AI text-to-speech (TTS) service that has really good trained voices (and lets you train your own) – importantly,
Previously I discussed the invisible sub-process of boiling developer water on the pour-over diagram (email titled, "Developer temperature (Pour-over, part 3)"). As I hoped, this brought up more questions that we can explore together. Lovely reader Stephen asked: Can you elaborate on "Evaporated developers"? The phrase
Developer tools want to increase developer adoption. Duh! But let me pose this to you: If 1000 people adopted your tool, then left after a year, would you consider that a success? I think I hear you shouting NOOOOO all the way from here in my basement. You want adoption,
