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Hello! Привіт! I'm James (/d͡ʒeɪmz/) (also capjamesg). My pronouns are he/him/his. I am a technical writer. I live in Scotland. This is my blog.
On this blog, I write about the open web and coffee. Every two weeks, I co-host the Europe Homebrew Website Club. I am a co-chair on the W3C Social Web Community Group.
My email address is readers@jamesg.blog.
I am building a programming language called VisionScript.
I contribute to the IndieWeb and W3C wikis. I have open sourced some code on GitHub. My Mastodon account.
Привіт! Мене звуть Джейис. Мої займенники він/його. Я письменник.
I have only translated some of my bio into Ukrainian. I am early in my learning, but I hope to add to this bio as I learn.
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Advent of Technical Writing: A Day in the Life
Published on under the Advent of Technical Writing category.
This is the fifth post in the Advent of Technical Writing series, wherein I will share something I have learned from my experience as a technical writer. My experience is primarily in software technical writing, but what you read may apply to different fields, too. View all posts in the series.
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Advent of Technical Writing: Types of Documentation
Published on under the Advent of Technical Writing category.
This is the fourth post in the Advent of Technical Writing series, wherein I will share something I have learned from my experience as a technical writer. My experience is primarily in software technical writing, but what you read may apply to different fields, too. View all posts in the series.
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Advent of Technical Writing: First Sentences
Published on under the Advent of Technical Writing category.
This is the third post in the Advent of Technical Writing series, wherein I will share something I have learned from my experience as a technical writer. My experience is primarily in software technical writing, but what you read may apply to different fields, too. View all posts in the series.
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Advent of Technical Writing: Navigation Structure
Published on under the Advent of Technical Writing category.
This post was going to begin with "Last year, I wrote 24 blog posts about bloggers whose content I followed." Until a voice in the back of my head said "wait, maybe I did that the year before." It turns out that is the case: my Advent of Bloggers series, where I wrote about blogs I liked, is two years old. I am in disbelief. Time does indeed fly.
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Advent of Technical Writing: Navigation Links
Published on under the Advent of Technical Writing category.
This is the second post in the Advent of Technical Writing series, wherein I will share something I have learned from my experience as a technical writer. My experience is primarily in software technical writing, but what you read may apply to different fields, too. View all posts in the series.