Writing for learners: best practices for creating, developing, and maintaining self-paced learning resources
Posted on Tue 23 April 2019 in talk-submissions • Tagged with Conference • 2 min read
Posted on Tue 23 April 2019 in talk-submissions • Tagged with Conference • 2 min read
Posted on Sun 21 April 2019 in blog • Tagged with Communications • 3 min read
There’s a specific use of the term “non-technical,” and that’s applying it to oneself, as a cop-out. If you’re a leader in tech, you don’t get to do that.
Posted on Mon 25 March 2019 in blog • Tagged with Politics • 4 min read
“I can’t figure out how upload filters should work, but I’m not a technical person — surely someone who is can sort it out!”
That is a misconception. I’ll be happy to explain, requiring — I promise! — no technical understanding of what an upload filter is, or how it works.
Posted on Thu 21 March 2019 in blog • Tagged with Politics • 3 min read
Next Tuesday, the European Parliament is due to vote on something that will impact your life. Yes, yours.
Posted on Sun 10 March 2019 in hints-and-kinks • Tagged with Python, CI, GitLab • 2 min read
If you ever write unit tests in Python, you are probably familiar with Ned Batchelder’s coverage tool. This article explains how you can use coverage in combination with tox and a GitLab CI pipeline, for coverage reports in your Python code.