I am happily and enthusiastically back on all of my best bullshit.
"to be back on one's bullshit is to return to a state at which you were your truest and most vocal self with a renewed focus on authentic
I've been working on a problem that's bugged me for about as long as I've used Python and I want to announce my stab at a solution, finally!
I've been working on the problem of "How do i get this little thing I made t
I do not say this lightly. I have a strong emotional bond with PyCon, and I’ve run my own conference. EdgeConf was easily the most rewarding conference experience I’ve ever had the pleasure to be a part of. Capturing why it was s
We need to train new developers, and we need to make programming approachable by more people, if only to get their attention before they dive deeper. I'm not speaking anything new hear, but I think there are some gaps in many of
Plasmid is an in-browser database and I've been working on it for a few months, talked to many people about it, and finally reached a point where I can release an API stable version.
There are two main components to Plasmi
I've been invited to attend what looks to be an amazing event, Edge Conference.
Edge looked to be a different sort of conference, and I'm excited to see how it works.
Edge is about everyone learning fr
I'm actually incredibly nervous. My talk is "Offline-First: an Approach to Modern Web Apps", and in it I'll be talking about dealing with how the assumptions of the web are turned upside-down by the notion of offline we
Private software is software one writes only for themselves and never shares or intends to share. It isn't commercial, because it isn't sold or even distributed at all. It isn't open source, but it shares something in spirit. I w
I've been in love with the language for a decade.
I feel a connection to the community that has only grown over time, both in numbers and in awesomeness.
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