Egghead
I'm pretty excited that I've begun teaching on egghead.
It's been a long time coming, and over time Joel has helped to show me that I have content to offer that can help folks out as they navigate this wild world we call software development.
I've noticed that there's already lots of great introductory content out there for web development, but there seems to be quite a void for stuff that's a bit more advanced.
Most days I'm working on whacky stuff like unified and babel plugins or establishing Gatsby theme conventions with projects like Theme UI. This is where I'll focus my first collections of lessons.
In the long term I'd really like to go in-depth around parsers, compilers, and ASTs since they're a greate way to learn "computer science-y" concepts that have applications in day to day work. My experience building MDX and working on unified gives me some fresh perspective, too. My working name for this project is "Compilers for Humans".
I've been impressed with how helpful the entire egghead team is, too. I'm not one to typically put myself out there and do things like screencasting so they've been great on making sure my lessons adhere to the "egghead style".