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In this episode, Jon speaks with Lorna Mitchell, VP of Developer Experience at Redocly. She has created award-winning documentation, is an expert in her field, and writes a blog in which she shares articles, videos, and podcasts.
In this episode, they discuss why writing your own tutorials can be such a powerful tool for learning, how PHP has grown and evolved over time, how engineering is mainly problem-solving, and the many ways it’s helped her learn about external topics and her award-winning documentation with her previous company Redocly. They also discuss how they deal with their complex workload and the ease of Sphinx.
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