Working in developer relations means that I am constantly creating new content – videos, documentation, demos, presentations, and blog posts.

Here are some examples of my content:

Blogging:

Personal Blog – my personal blog – with all the content that *doesn’t quite fit* into content created for my employers. This has lately focused more on DevRel related topics:

DevRel Documentation: Building Automation to Make it Better

Professional writing

unSkript Blog: Here are a few posts I am proud of:

Orkes Blog:

api.video Blog:

Build an api.video demo with Heroku

Contracted writing

Writing on a piece by piece basis:

https://thenewstack.io/platform-engineers-must-have-strong-opinions/

https://thenewstack.io/return-to-paas-building-the-platform-of-our-dreams/

https://thenewstack.io/why-we-need-a-new-ifc-approach-to-meet-hpc-challenges/

https://hackernoon.com/heres-how-developers-can-ensure-sensitive-data-does-not-accidentally-reach-another-device

https://www.trydome.io/blog/a-saas-website-in-a-box

https://www.trydome.io/blog/delivering-images-with-an-image-proxy

https://www.trydome.io/blog/what-does-the-dome-platform-do

Code Samples

Just about all of my code samples can be found on Github.

At api.video, I created a suite of demos that are hosted at a.video. The urls are also the names of the apps. There are a dozen of so of them, but here are links to two: