Toolbox
I've always admired how folks document the tools and workflows they have established. Welcome to my new series, Uses, where I document various workflows and tools I use daily. Stay tuned as this updates from time to time....
Erin Mikail Staples is a developer advocate, community human, ml nerd, and comedian living in Brooklyn, NYC🗽 by way of Reno, NV 🤠.
She currently is ✨ a Sr. Developer Experience Engineer✨ at Galileo.ai. Her work focuses on balancing innovation with integrity while contributing to open source, faciliating strong relationships to developer communities through providing positive experiences, and technical education among other fun shenanigans. Erin hosts the DevRel(ish) podcast, and performs and produces comedy in NYC.
Erin's various shenanigans have taken her to speaking at events like PyData Berlin, and PyCon, garnered Jeff Staple's attention, appeared in The New York Times, broadcasted across the sound waves on the Practical AI podcast, or in USA Today's Storytellers Project, exist in the archive of the Museum of Alternate History and her mom's dogs's Instagram account.
Ghost theme documentation basics + using them to update my site.
As I started to update my site this week, I realized that I haven't documented just how I update my site and what critical parts of the Ghost documentation I rely on to build the customizations I need. Here's a quick preview behind the scenes of what I did to update my site recently....
What you can learn by rickrolling your audience
How to effectively marry the content divide between fun and functional in the content arena....
An eventful day of learning!
Join me today Sept 15th for not one, but two great live events I'm hosting — all about taking those skills to the next level!...
Stuck on a Side Quest.
If this journey is akin to Breath of The Wild (we like metaphors and analogies around here). I set out to complete a simple korok puzzle and instead stumbled into a few Guardian Scouts....
The quest for the next adventure
I'm navigating frustrations, headaches, and a myriad of feelings in public. Now, this isn't to say that we need to be doing this in public, or that doing this journey in public is the "right" or "wrong" way of doing this, but rather that there are things that go unsaid through this process....
