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I Shipped an Angular v22 Book Update with a Crew of AI Agents. Here's the System
I just shipped a major update to my book Mastering Angular Signals - a brand-new Angular v22 Edition . Not a typo pass: an updated manuscript, a compa…
Someone asked me if I knew of an alternative project management tool, so I developed one in about 24 hours.
AI is transforming the way we develop software. In the past, creating specific software required an entire team and months of work; AI has accelerated…
Why Your Upwork Proposal Gets Ignored in the First 3 Seconds
Every freelancer asks the same question: why do clients ghost my proposals? The answer lives in those first 3 seconds — the time it takes a client to …
The Mirror That Doesn't Tell You What to Write Introducing /text-lens — a Claude Skill that reflects your text instead of rewriting it.
The Problem No One Talks About When I started writing seriously, I noticed something strange about AI writing tools. Every tool I tried had the same b…
Hideo Kojima Predicted the AI Crisis in 2001 and We Weren't Paying Attention
⚠️ Spoiler warning: this post spoils significant plot points from Metal Gear Solid 1, 2, 3, and 5. If you haven't played them and plan to, bookmark th…
Taste, Craft, or Something More?
The bottleneck has shifted. For most of human history, the challenge was producing things. If you wanted a painting, someone had to spend weeks painti…
Retry in Distributed Systems — How Production Systems Recover From Temporary Failures
Not every failure is permanent. This is something I didn't think about before. When something fails in my app, my first thought was something broke, f…
Developer vs Engineer : How I Stopped a Memory Problem by Thinking Differently
The main difference between a developer and an engineer is not just the code they write. It's how they think about building a system. How they optimiz…
Frequency Bias in LLM Coding Assistants: Fairness Risks for Software Development.
Thinking about how AI coding assistants shape developer choices, and the hidden biases influencing programming decisions. >_< cross-posted from …
Stop Typos in Your Browser IDE: The Best Spell Checker for VS Code Web Environments
I'll be honest—I didn't think I needed a spell checker in VS Code until I pushed a commit with "recieved" in a variable name. My team noticed. I learn…
The Last Mile of Software Is a Sentence
Every developer knows the quiet satisfaction of a clean merge, a green test suite, and a system that does precisely what it was designed to do. Far fe…
My Struggles as a Software Engineer in 2026
This post is adapted from my YouTube vlog, " My Struggles as a Software Engineer in 2026! " I started my journey to become a software engineer two yea…
Quantitative Content Methodology: 5-Layer Content Framework
Quantitative Content Methodology (QCM) treats content not as mere text, but as a mathematical dataset optimized for search engines and LLMs. In this g…
From Rot to Rhythm: How We Rebuilt Our Documentation Culture with Docusaurus
The Forgotten Layer Every infrastructure has a critical layer that doesn't show up on dashboards, but without it, everything slows down: documentation…
Why Every Developer Should Write: The Skill That Quietly Changes Everything
I did not plan to become someone who writes. I was just trying to survive as a developer. There were days when nothing made sense. Errors that felt pe…
How to Start Technical Writing as a Developer: A Practical Guide to Sharing What You Know
I did not start writing because I loved writing. I started because I was stuck. There was a bug I could not solve. I spent hours searching, reading ha…
Where to Syndicate Your Technical Blog Posts to Reach Developers in 2026 (What Actually Works)
If you're running a company blog and writing solid technical content, you've probably hit this problem: You publish a great post… …and almost no one s…
35 ChatGPT Prompts for Technical Writers: API Docs, User Guides, and Release Notes Done Faster
Technical writers live at the intersection of complexity and clarity. You translate engineering specs, API references, developer guides, and internal …
The Unconscious Machine: Why AI Will Never Learn to Scream
We debate endlessly about whether AI will ever achieve consciousness, but we forget how consciousness actually compiled in the first place. It wasn’t …
I built a journaling app where the database deletes your letter the day after we send it. Day 13 of 30.
FutureMe has 15 million letters in its database. They've been there since 2002. Some of them will be there in 2050. Evengood will have zero. This week…