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Embrace that a Career isn’t always Measured by Climbing the Technology Ladder

What if I’ve been thinking about my career all wrong up until this point? How can that even be possible? I consider myself to be making the turn. Heading into the back nine of this adventure. Does that mean that I’ve wasted the first 9 holes of my technology career? These are heavy questions to explore but ones that I needed to address as I grabbed that metaphorical snack and made my way to the 10th tee. I realized this one important thing. My career isn’t defined by how high up the technology ladder I climb, but by the story I tell through the canvas I’m painting. I believe that this notion of climbing the technology ladder isn’t the only way to measure success.

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My Personal Serverless Rust Developer Experience. It’s Better Than You Think

One of the things that can be difficult when starting with a new technology, framework or tool is where to get started. That “get started” can mean a great many things to many people. Over the past 6 months or so, I’ve been learning and deploying Rust into production in AWS. I’ve gone back and forth on my workflow and wanted to put together a Serverless Rust Developer Experience article. As you begin with Rust and Serverless, this should give you some good places to get started.

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Writing a Technical Blog Article

I’ve had a few people ask me about my writing process and how I produced the articles and code that I do here on my blog. At first, I thought, no way anyone cares what it takes for me to produce the articles that I do. But as I stepped back and thought about it, looking back on my 1 year of solid writing I have developed a method to my creating. Hopefully, this proves useful and whether you are a veteran writer or just getting started, there could be something in here for you. Let’s dive in and take a look at writing a technical blog article.