Ideas worth sitting with.
Practical lessons, thoughtful analysis, and notes from the work of building technology.
Choose Tools You Can Operate
The best technology choice is not the most impressive one. It is the simplest option your team can run, understand, and change as the product grows.
Learn to Code by Finishing Things
Tutorials can introduce a concept, but finishing a small project teaches you how the pieces behave when they have to work together.
Make the Web Work on a Slow Connection
Performance is not a finishing touch. It is part of whether people can use what you build, on the devices and networks they actually have.
Build the Smallest Useful Version
A first release is not a smaller dream. It is a focused way to find out whether your idea helps someone in the real world.
One Year on LinkedIn: What Building in Public Taught Me
A year of sharing work online has been a lesson in visibility, consistency, useful conversations, and the difference between attention and real progress.