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After a (very) long hiatus from gaming I recently got back into Table Top Role Playing Games (TTRPGs) and it has reignited some of my creative writing as well. Tips, tricks, and stories abound! Come along for the adventure!

Perforce Puppet

Dig into this new section about Perforce Puppet with news and FAQs and tutorials on one of the leading Enterprise infrastructure automation tools on the market.

DevRel and Technical Product Marketing

As a professional creator in DevRel and product marketing, I like to share my thoughts on what I’ve been learning about, how to improve your DevRel craft, and how to connect and help your community. Being in DevRel is honestly one of the most satisfying career tracks I’ve had!

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I lived/breathed/wrote about Sitecore for over a decade, even if I have now moved on to another community. Over that time, I have covered quite a few topics. Jump into this section if you want to see my collection of news, guides, and community content from over the years!

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Latest articles

  • Sitecore DevOps: Scaling content deployments

    When a solution is in operational support, handling ongoing changes in the Sitecore database can be challenging. System admins and content marketers need to be able to make changes in production authoring, the maintenance team needs to make quick fixes through all environments, and the development team needs to be able to build out new features. Read more

  • SUGCON – Day Two

    The end of SUGCON arrived as quickly as it started. I had a chance to see a little of the commerce panel this morning before I started prepping for my own presentation. It wasn’t until I walked out of the Rosedown room that I felt like I could finally relax, enjoy lunch, and not think Read more

  • SUGCON – Day One

    The MVP Summit may be over, but SUGCON started today and all I can say is that I WAS NOT PREPARED. I was not prepared for the amount of work that Akshay, Mike, Hedgehog, and BrainJocks had put into this event. I was not prepared for the number and variety of attendees here at the Read more

  • Sitecore MVP Summit – Day Three

    Well, the MVP summit has wrapped up, and SUGCON is about to get into full swing. Which means my time for procrastinating is gone. 🙂 Now the rubber will hit the road for the accelerator panel tomorrow, and then my Continuous Integration presentation on Friday. Read more

  • Sitecore MVP Summit – Day Two

    The first day of full MVP sessions has wrapped up and now I have the chance to look back on today and think about “what did I learn?” I’ll tell you what I learned: I like Apple Pie moonshine, I suck at multiple choice, and I don’t get the chance to really talk to my good Read more

  • Sitecore MVP Summit 2015 – Day One

    It’s Monday and I’m in New Orleans. Wait. I should phrase that differently. I’M IN NEW ORLEANS! The Sitecore MVP registration and reception happened this evening. The real fun is chatting with MVPs from all over the world. I had a great talk with Robert Hock by the pool, and met new faces like Jeff Read more