I'm an educator, software engineer, writer and creator of systems. I have a lot of niche knowledge at the intersection of tech and education. I offer technical training through Prelude, and I founded The Guild of Educators, a community that aims to empower software dev educators
What if we designed our education systems to be robust against human error and common human struggles? A lot of the mechanisms we use in education and in work seem to be built for robots. Would it not be humane to expect less of people? Would it not be better for everyone if we considered what we could learn from outliers?
Exploring how tools like Django, AllAuth, and HTMX don’t just help you build—they teach you to understand the web at a deeper level.
I'll be running a free webinar on 13 Feb. It's for anyone who is not quite clear on why Git is worth learning
I'm running some technical workshops and long-term mentorship over at Prelude. These are damn fine learning experiences for individuals and teams.
The training covers skills such as: Python, Django, HTMX, AlpineJS, Git, Tailwind, Playwright and more.
This is a community for tech educators. It aims to share skills, opportunities, resources and support.