Build What Machines Can't
@caelumcodes.bsky.social
day 2: stage 1 done.
static site deployed and mobile responsive.
the hard part wasn't the code. it was the design. you get lost in perfectionism over every detail and it eats up way more time than the actual coding.
stage 2 tomorrow: javascript and local storage.
mstwssts.github.io
static site deployed and mobile responsive.
the hard part wasn't the code. it was the design. you get lost in perfectionism over every detail and it eats up way more time than the actual coding.
stage 2 tomorrow: javascript and local storage.
mstwssts.github.io
mstwssts.github.io
Learning to code in public. Building one project through six stages, from static site to AI integration. Documenting the entire journey in real time.
mstwssts.github.io
January 6, 2026 at 1:21 AM
day 2: stage 1 done.
static site deployed and mobile responsive.
the hard part wasn't the code. it was the design. you get lost in perfectionism over every detail and it eats up way more time than the actual coding.
stage 2 tomorrow: javascript and local storage.
mstwssts.github.io
static site deployed and mobile responsive.
the hard part wasn't the code. it was the design. you get lost in perfectionism over every detail and it eats up way more time than the actual coding.
stage 2 tomorrow: javascript and local storage.
mstwssts.github.io
day 1
building and deploying a static site that works on mobile.
html, css, tailwind.
github pages deployment.
mobile responsive design.
For me... this is about execution not discovery.
shipping something real instead of letting it sit in a folder.
Follow me and my journey to Software Engineer
building and deploying a static site that works on mobile.
html, css, tailwind.
github pages deployment.
mobile responsive design.
For me... this is about execution not discovery.
shipping something real instead of letting it sit in a folder.
Follow me and my journey to Software Engineer
January 4, 2026 at 10:30 PM
day 1
building and deploying a static site that works on mobile.
html, css, tailwind.
github pages deployment.
mobile responsive design.
For me... this is about execution not discovery.
shipping something real instead of letting it sit in a folder.
Follow me and my journey to Software Engineer
building and deploying a static site that works on mobile.
html, css, tailwind.
github pages deployment.
mobile responsive design.
For me... this is about execution not discovery.
shipping something real instead of letting it sit in a folder.
Follow me and my journey to Software Engineer
Hey i'm Caelum! Right now i'm pushing carts but that's changing.
I spent all of 2025 stuck in my head instead of building. 2026 is different.
I'm documenting the real process of going from where I am to software engineer.
no filters. tomorrow i start. one project through six stages.
I spent all of 2025 stuck in my head instead of building. 2026 is different.
I'm documenting the real process of going from where I am to software engineer.
no filters. tomorrow i start. one project through six stages.
January 4, 2026 at 3:40 AM
Hey i'm Caelum! Right now i'm pushing carts but that's changing.
I spent all of 2025 stuck in my head instead of building. 2026 is different.
I'm documenting the real process of going from where I am to software engineer.
no filters. tomorrow i start. one project through six stages.
I spent all of 2025 stuck in my head instead of building. 2026 is different.
I'm documenting the real process of going from where I am to software engineer.
no filters. tomorrow i start. one project through six stages.