Profile: Chris Horrie
I did my journalism training at the London College of Printing back in the last century when newspapers were still a thing.
Read MoreI did my journalism training at the London College of Printing back in the last century when newspapers were still a thing.
Read MoreI was recently asked for my favorite resources and best practices for writing clear and structured API docs.
Read MoreIn January last year, I was up for a documentation manager role and I needed to come up with a solution that would serve the needs of writers and developer-contributors.
Read MoreI’ve retroactively decided to return the Byte High, No Limit blog to a regular cadence.
Read MoreThis week at work we launched a combined user documentation, REST and GraphQL API portal for a new product.
Read MoreThis week, I listened to a podcast where the host opened with a sincere apology and the guest made some interesting points about the current social media landscape.
Read MoreAndrey John “Andy” Remic was a writer, filmmaker and retro computer enthusiast.
Read MoreIt’s been two years since I relaunched my website as a personal portfolio and developer relations blog.
Read MoreAfter almost 15 years as a technical writer for software companies, I’m a convert to the docs as code philosophy.
Read MoreI have long been an advocate for localization (even if I am somewhat behind with translating the older content on this site into French).
Read MoreThis week I presented a talk on CMS, CCMS and related solutions at the TCUK23 technical communications conference in England.
Read MoreWhen I started out as a writer I used to use Oxford English.
Read MorePrint is evolving but, after 66 years, the era of the mass-market printed computer magazine is over.
Read MoreThis Tuesday, April 18 marked 100 years since the opening of “The House that Ruth Built” or, as it was more commonly known, Yankee Stadium.
Read MoreBack in my days as a newspaper reporter, the last paper I worked on was one of the last in the country to run a stop press.
Read MoreI’m a huge fan of Markdown. It’s great for wikis and writing content for static sites (most of the content on this site is written using it).
Read MoreAs I’ve previously remarked, I missed two things on switching from print journalism to technical writing.
Read MoreWhen I switched from journalism to technical writing, the two things I missed the most were style guides and editors.
Read MoreAt the end of last week, I attended a conference in Budapest.
Read MoreWhen I started writing this blog in 2022, I didn’t even have a name for it.
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