Building Better SDKs with Generative AI
Through many years of working with APIs, I’ve always been struck by the fundamental problems of SDKs. Most are not…
My Books to Love & Hate from 2024
After college, I resolved to read one book a month. It can be fiction, non-fiction, technical, business-oriented, or whatever as the…
O-1s, H-1Bs, and other ways US Immigration is Broken
With the big ongoing debate on immigration, it’s been amazing/horrifying watching people muddle everyone together into one bucket and then…
20 Years of Blogging and I’m still a n00b
As of today, I’ve been blogging for 20 years. Holy crap, that’s a long time. I remember when I started,…
Finding out what Matters to your Customers
While I’ve only officially been a Product Manager for a few years off and on, I’ve worked with some of…
In a Post Developer Relations World: Fix or Fire?
In “Developer Relations: A Painful Reckoning“, I laid out the current broken state of developer relations and it got people…
How to Kill your SDKs in 1 Easy Step
Before I criticize SDKs, I’ll give them a proper eulogy: SDKs have taken us a long way. Having packaged, reusable…
Where Will AI Take Contract Management Software Next?
Artificial intelligence (AI) has seen rapid adoption across various sectors in the United States, transforming business operations in profound ways. …
Developer Relations: A Painful Reckoning
The last four years have been brutal for developer relations. Obviously, covid sent everyone home and canceled conferences, meetups, and…
Coffee: Never Surprise your Customers
Surprising your customers is the worst thing you can do, unless you do it right.