This week we're joined by Tim Cadenbach to talk about Smoover, DevRel and all things tech - as well as a game of Fake or News, and much more.
On this episode of Coffee with Developers, we sit down with Twilio's Alex Goldman on location in San Francisco at this years Twilio Signal, to talk about how his team have gone beyond the docs to build Twilio World - an exciting new immersive way to learn how to use Twilio's tools.
At this years Twilio Signal in San Francisco, we sat down with Twilio's Michelle Duke to talk about what it's like to create content for developers in a world where AI slop and agentic systems make it increasingly difficult for human-created content to stand out.
Syntevo's Daniel Siegl joins us to talk all things version control in the agentic age, and Mediabunny's David Payr hops on to talk about working with media in TS.
TL;DR: I am going on holiday for a week and don’t take any computer with me. When I’m back I will cut down on my travels, social media and conference participation and focus more on coaching others, writing and developing with a real production focus. Larry shows how it is done You won’t hear much […]
Last week I was in Seattle to attend a few meetings and I was lucky to attend DevRelSummit in the Galvanize space. I was invited to cover an “Ask me anything” slot about Developer Outreach in Microsoft and help out Charles Morris of the Edge team who gave a presentation a similar matter. https://twitter.com/angelmbanks/status/896119273340379136 It […]
It is incredible how far we’ve come in the coverage of events. In the past, I recorded my own talks as audio as not many conferences offered video recordings (and wrote about this as a good idea in the developer evangelism handbook). These days I find myself having not having to do this as most […]
The last two days I ran a poll on Twitter asking people what they use to debug JavaScript. console.log() which means you debug in your editor and add and remove debugging steps there watches which means you instruct the (browser) developer tools to log automatically when changes happen debugger; which means you debug in your […]
Over on his blog, I just go a ding from Jeremy. Literally any website can—and should—be a progressive web app. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. I was at an event last year where I heard Chris Heilmann say that you shouldn’t make your blog into a progressive web app. I couldn’t believe what I […]
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