Last month, I was honored to present for a second year at the STC Summit, this year in Anaheim, CA. The Summit Proceedings are available now, and contain some wonderful articles from truly educational sessions! This year’s proceedings are available again as a PDF download from the Summit website. My article begins on page 111, which […]
I’m in a slower period right now, so I’ve been digging deeper into my always-growing, rarely-addressed techcomm book wishlist on Amazon. The first one that I tackled was Rick Yagodich’s Author Experience: Bridging the gap between people and technology in content management. I admit that I purchased this book more out of curiosity than anything else: […]
Though I’ve been out of touch for the last few months with a few too many commitments, I was very excited to realize today that the STC 2015 Summit Proceedings were apparently published in July. The accompanying article for my Git Started presentation begins on page 79, and is in fantastic company with other […]
This post is the final post in my Git for Writers series, which I started posting as an accompaniment to my Git Started: Git for Agile Writers workshop at the STC 2015 Summit in Columbus, OH. These posts expand on some of the ideas I presented, since you can’t cram everything on such a large subject into one 45-minute workshop. […]
This post is part of my Git for Writers series, which I started posting as an accompaniment to my Git Started: Git for Agile Writers workshop at the STC 2015 Summit in Columbus, OH. These posts expand on some of the ideas I presented, since you can’t cram everything on such a large subject into one 45-minute workshop. **For […]
This post is part of my Git for Writers series, which I started posting as an accompaniment to my Git Started: Git for Agile Writers workshop at the STC 2015 Summit in Columbus, OH. These posts expand on some of the ideas I presented, since you can’t cram everything on such a large subject into one 45-minute workshop. **For […]