Currently I am publishing the new Developer Advocacy Handbook chapter by chapter and I also started recording audio versions of each chapter. A common request of people is to be able to control the speed of a audio/video recording. Luckily enough, using basic HTML5 and JavaScript, this is not that hard to achieve, so let’s […]

Eleven years ago I wrote the Developer Evangelism Handbook and since then it helped a lot of of people start a career in Developer Relations. Now a publisher approached me if they could do a print version. The negotiations are still underway, but I was sure that it is not a good plan to release […]

As part of the re-write of The Developer Advocacy Handbook I needed to have blockquotes with different classes. With GitHub Pages markdown you can do that using the > notation: > Fact: There are no bad students or a bad audience—only bad workshops and talks. Your mood, dedication and enthusiasm do become those […]

Eleven years ago I wrote the Developer Evangelism Handbook .Last month I was approached by a publisher who is interested to print it in another language. Whilst flattered, I also couldn’t let that happen as there are parts of the book that are quaintly outdated now. Some of the products I promote aren’t available any […]

To celebrate the 25th birthday of our favourite strange and wonderful language for the web, Pluralsight has ramped up the JavaScript.com domain and offers 25 free courses over the month of December. Click the following overview to sign up for free and see them. In addition to that, on the 10th of December there’ll be […]