I make
technical tutorials

Long-form tutorials, integration guides, migration playbooks, and reference docs — written by someone who runs the code before publishing. Every snippet is tested, every step verified.

Tutorials, guides, and docs that get developers to a working result.

Next.js + Strapi builds, sample applications, and reproducible starter repositories. The kind of code that turns a 'how do I' into a 'here, clone this'.

Working demos, starter repos, and code samples that back the words.

Keyword and SERP research for technical audiences, on-page optimisation, content-gap analysis, and internal linking — structured so the work compounds instead of decaying.

Content that ranks for the queries engineers actually search.

Community engagement, social distribution, launch support, and the unglamorous work of answering questions in the threads where adoption is actually decided.

Showing up where developers are, as a credible practitioner.

Editorial calendars, newsletter writing (I run Strapi's Logbook), repurposing long-form into LinkedIn and X, and AI-assisted distribution workflows that keep a small team shipping.

Newsletters, social, and campaigns tuned for a technical crowd.

Published author on Educative.io. I design project-first courses where learners build something real from the first lesson rather than wading through theory.

Hands-on, project-based learning for working developers.