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Anthony Heddings is a tech writer, programmer, and amateur YouTuber. He joined the team in 2015 and focuses on covering Mac content.
Largely self-taught, Anthony enjoys moving from one project to the next, learning the ins and outs of whatever catches his interest. In the past, he has focused on developing applications for the web as well as native apps for iOS, Android, and macOS. He has worked with many programming languages, but always comes back to JavaScript for its vast library of frameworks. He is currently learning game development and 3D modeling with the intent of building and publishing video games in the future.
His latest venture is his YouTube channel---a break from the cold, dark world of the macOS Terminal. In just ten months, his gaming channel has amassed over 15 thousand subscribers, and currently receives over 300 thousand new views every month with nearly 2 million total views. He enjoys streaming the games he plays and interacting with the community he's built.
He doesn't use Twitter much, so if you'd like to get in touch you can shoot him an email.
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