Finished the RedwoodSDK tutorial!

As foretold in the prophecy billions of years ago at the dawn of time, I said I was working on a tutorial to help teach TDD with Playwright, RedwoodSDK, and how to generate documentation with Test2Doc for Docusaurus.

And I did. The tutorial is complete and covers all the basic CRUD operations, best practices around testing, refactoring, and deploying to Cloudflare.

It was quite challenging. Really forcing me to dig deep and understand my own coding best practices and attempt to explain the how and whys. Despite how challenging it was, it was also extremely enlightening. No better way to learn about yourself than to teach others. I highly recommend that everyone gives it a shot at least once.

Any feedback, or even debates on the how and why would be greatly appreciated. Hit me up on the blueskies, twitters, or the reddits with any feedback, problems, or if you just want to debate on some decisions I made.

What's next?

In this new exciting world of 2026, I am looking to address a few remaining bugs or make more quality of life improvements to make test2doc better.

I'm also open to doing consulting. So if you need help with testing, documentation, or maybe just need help developing software, let me know.

I also have a few friends, and we've been discussing possible ideas for a project we can collaborate on. So that also might become a thing. If we do, I'd like to build the product in public and possibly open source (or hopefully at least open core) it and use it as an example of how to use test2doc.

Anyway, stay tuned. Things should get very interesting this year.