Father, husband, developer relations and web standards expert, and cat demo builder.
Raymond is a senior developer evangelist for Adobe. He focuses on document services, JavaScript, and enterprise cat demos.
Next week I'll be hosting my second episode of the <Code><Br> show, "Shall we play a game?" In this session I'm going to talk about, and build, a simple web-based game. An hour is not a lot of time to do this so it will be a bit of a race, but I think this could be really fun. Check it out next Tuesday at 12PM CST.
Let me begin by saying that "Promise Collection Methods" is not something I've seen mentioned elsewhere, but is my own way of referring to the various methods of the Promise API that work with multiple promises. They are:
Happy Super Bowl Day for those who celebrate, oh wait, sorry, I mean "The Big Game". I'm looking forward to both the game and the commercials this year, and I managed to avoid every single commercial preview so they should all be new to me. This week was incredibly hard at work (with the caveat that I sit on my rear, in a home office, and I'm very lucky), but difficult in that way like when you exercise and muscles you haven't used in a while hurt. I complained to my wife more than once, but also recognized I was improving some skills that needed it.
Social media has always been... addicting and kinda gross/dangerous/etc, but lately, I'm not even sure what to think anymore. As I mentioned in my first episode of <Code><Br>, I segregate all of my social media to the Firefox browser so it doesn't get in the way of my regular, work/research/etc browsing. I currently have tabs open for Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, and, yeah, Twitter still.
Just a quick note to share that today I did my first episode of the <Code><Br> show. I had a great audience with some great questions and comments. My next show will be in two weeks and I hope to see you there!
Last week I had the honor of presenting one at TheJam.dev. This was my first presentation on generative AI and I got to share what I thought was an interesting use case - helping with the writing process.
Good morning, friends. I'm enjoying a lazy Sunday morning before I head out to my first (in-person) conference of the year, THAT Conference Texas. I'll be speaking on web components and can't wait to see the other great sessions as well. If you're a reader and will be there, please tell me hello!
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