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Published: Nov. 10, 2017, 10:50 a.m.

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In this episode Andy Davis talks to Jeremy Keith, the Technical Lead and co-founder of the design agency Clearleft in Brighton. Jeremy has been writing on his personal site, adactio.com, for over fifteen years. He also written a number of books: DOM Scripting, Bulletproof Ajax, HTML5 For Web Designers, and most recently, Resilient Web Design which you can read for free online. He also created Huffduffer.com a site for creating your podcast of found sounds.

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On the show they discuss throwing your ideas and projects out into online technology communities, using forums and tech sites to get feedback on your product and getting over the self-doubt you can have about your project. They also touch on Jeremy\\u2019s career as a writer and how writing books differs from creating podcasts and blogs.

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Show Notes:

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1.38 The open source nature of online technical communities.

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7.44 Has the quality of open source software and information decreased due to the ability to share it so easily.

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10.23 The positive effects of putting unfinished projects out to the tech community to get constructive feedback.

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12.27 The pursuit of perfection never ends but we can switch our mindset to an agile way of thinking and constantly improve on our product.

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13.26 You\\u2019ll always cause division when posting project on the internet but it\\u2019s a fantastic place to learn new skills.

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18.27 How did you come about writing a book.

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20.32 Comparing writing a book to blogs & podcasts.

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22.06 How your motivations can help determine what medium will be most effective to share your views on.

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23.22 What were your experiences when starting your own business.

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28.38 Having the right approach to your business is essential to making your company succeed.

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34.44 Staying on top of the tech marketplace and keeping an eye on what\\u2019s going on around you.

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36.56 Technology advancing so quickly due to its sharing economy.

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