launched a new P2P file transfer app (wip): aerocourrier.com

gosh i finally got around to republish all my old content (900+ posts)

Documentation-driven development i.e. the feature you build / modify should be explained in an actionable way from the user's pov. Not just requirement engineering but also API description + example + synergy with the current product and its market.

game changer

cooking a sync engine for fast web prototyping

just two months left to make the most out of this year

focus on one mini-project per week
commit to finish it
market from day 1

My favorite way to test an AI coding platform is to ask it to build a google docs clone.

Sounds simple but is incredibly hard.

All platforms so far fail right away when I try to do basic text formatting.

10 minutes waiting for a bunch of nothing burger:

the website is shaping up nicely.

added productized services, projects, bsky feed

Figuring out a web design aesthetic I like and can reuse throughout my projects. I'll call it "space tarot".

One thing I schedule time for every day is skill acquisition and information retrieval skills.

- Learn something new and important every day as fast as possible.
- Constantly be on the lookout for good information sources.
- Build the systems and tools you need to speed up.

reminder to load your webgl scenes in a web worker to avoid tanking your page speed:

- working on an app for devreel was a huge mistake
- most devtools saas should start as a $25 lib / module / package + landing page (be good at one thing)
- start marketing
- turn it into a CLI
- wrap it in an HTTP API
- only then build a web ui

5 years this December I closed 200 Words A Day.

I think it's high time to get back into a habit of writing in public.