Technical diversity/pluralism/fragmentation in tech comm (Trends to follow or forget) Trends to follow or forget | I'd Rather Be Writing Blog
This post is part of a series that explores tech comm trends that I’ve either followed or forgotten, and why. The overall goal is to better understand the reasons that drive trend adoption or abandonment in my personal career. This post focuses on technical diversity/pluralism/fragmentation.
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