Contact
If you’d like to reach me about anything on this blog — corrections, collaboration, feedback, or something else — the channels below are the best way. I usually reply within 1–2 business days.
My everyday working email:
geraldchen890806@gmail.com
Good for:
- Article corrections and factual fixes
- Technical collaboration invitations
- Business inquiries
- Media and interview requests
- Content licensing requests
To help me triage quickly, please put the topic type in the subject line, e.g. “[Correction] About X in blog158” or “[Collaboration] Invitation regarding Y”.
Social Media
For day-to-day technical exchange and quick conversations:
- GitHub: @geraldchen890806 — code discussions, issue reports, follow my projects
- X (Twitter): @geraldchen89 — where new articles are announced first, plus tech discussions and quick feedback
What This Page Is Good For
Content Feedback
- Factual errors in articles or code samples that don’t run
- Technical descriptions that contradict official documentation
- Suggestions for important updates worth adding
When I receive this kind of feedback, I add a correction note to the original article with a visible revision date, and for significant errata I’ll let the original reporter know.
Technical Collaboration
- Co-authoring technical articles
- Open-source collaboration
- Internal sharing sessions or talk invitations
- Consulting in AI agents / frontend engineering
Content Licensing
Articles on this blog are published under Creative Commons 4.0 (Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike) by default. For:
- Commercial publishing (books, paid courses)
- Internal corporate training material
- Any other use outside the default license
please reach out by email to discuss licensing — in most cases I’m happy to work something out.
What I Won’t Take On
To keep my focus on the blog itself, these kinds of requests generally won’t be processed:
- “Mentor me” or referral requests — I’m not at a big company and have no internal referral channels
- One-on-one paid technical consulting — limited bandwidth, though I can point you to professional alternatives
- Sponsored/advertorial placements — this blog doesn’t sell ad slots
- Publishing AI-generated content on someone’s behalf — declined; I take authorship responsibility for everything published here
Response Times
- Weekday email: usually within 1–2 business days
- GitHub issues: for projects I maintain, usually within 24 hours
- X DMs: checked irregularly — use email for anything urgent
- Public holidays and personal time off: replies may take up to a week
If you haven’t heard back within a week, feel free to send a reminder — your email may have been caught by the spam filter.
Privacy Note
Anything you send me via email, GitHub, or X DMs will be:
- Used only to respond to the specific matter you raised
- Never shared with third parties
- Never used for marketing or promotion
See the full Privacy Policy for details on data handling.