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I keep it tech focused, my personal life is elsewhere. I like doing deep dives into topics, especially where I don't know what I'll find. I usually start with "writing as thinking" and then edit most of it away to get something readable.
Just set it up a few days ago.
https://chris.sears.io/projects/audiobook-wish/ has some info on my current side project, Audiobook Wish. Concept is to match people with expiring Audible credits with other people who would like free audiobooks. Any feedback is welcome!
Mostly Ruby on Rails related tech topics.
I write about product design, UX, and related topics as they come to mind from the perspective of a product designer.
I'm a productivity consultant so I write about productivity and how to be intentional about how you spend your time, energy, and attention in all parts of your life.
I publish them bi-weekly via my newsletter, Every Intention. Top articles: https://ashleyjanssen.com/top-articles/
Python & Analytics, with a heavy skew towards pricing and website investments.
Also has a bunch of web calculators and some past research projects.
Pricing content goes on hold when my day job is focused on that. Too much professional backlash...
I blog mostly about assorted tech topics; usually my posts are about something I was working with and found interesting.
Been going for 10+ years now. It’s fun to watch my interested (professional and personal) change.
It all started with WPF then Silverlight (RIP), then diversified into HTML5 (when the version number seemed to be a thing). I also had a fun foray into mobile dev for a while, swift / iOS. More recently it’s been quite JS-heavy, and the past year or so, a lot of AI.
There is an underlying theme of open source throughout.
A fun trip down memory lane!