I write in and about Go.
I have watched the slow and steady evolution of Go since Go 10 in 2011. I created a Go blog in 2016, and an online Go course in 2018. Since these days, I write Go code and texts about Go code.
No topic is difficult anymore once it is explained well. With this motto in mind, I strive to find straightforward and intuitive ways of explaining seemingly complex things, including perceptrons or balancing binary search trees.
Undoubtedly, the center of my interest is Go. However, I love to dig into new domains, too. From blockchains and NFTs to cool CMSs like Sulu or TYPO3, from Docker Init to airport transfer APIs, I sink my brain into the topic until a new article comes out.
How I can help you?
Blogging: Keep your visitors informed
Your blog will thrive with inspiring and insightful blog articles.
Just like a shop window regularly needs new decoration, a website needs new content to keep visitors returning.
I write about Go or any other IT-related topics. Whether you have an outline to be turned into an article or are starting from scratch, I can work with you to fill your blog with captivating articles.
Learning: Empower your customers
Compelling and engaging tutorials and guides turn customers into power users.
Products are never completely self-explanatory. Customers who struggle to use a product will eventually start looking for alternatives.
Onboard your customers in a gentle but effective way with tutorials and guides that leave no questions open.
Documenting: Build a source of knowledge
Clear and accurate documentation of your products or projects makes your users thrive.
Product documentation is difficult to do right. A reference isn’t great for learning how to use a product, and tutorials aren’t the right place for quickly looking up a particular feature.
Applying a tried and tested taxonomy, like the Diátaxis framework, also known as 4doc, or Hillel Waynes’s yet unnamed taxonomy for complex documentation (which I would call Tacodoc—Taxonomy for Complex Documentation) can make the difference between “meh” and “awesome”.
Interested? Drop me a line!
Portfolio
Here is a selection of writings I have been involved with, either as author or co-author.
(I also offer products.)
My contract writings
Articles I co-authored
I have been creating several writings for the communications company Open Strategy Partners, a great client who I love working with. Their clients cover various technical spaces, including open soruce CMSs, security services, and NFT art attestation services.