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For the past few weeks, I've adopted a new workflow for my AI assisted coding.

I've added a new section to the homepage - Vibelets!

Email-webhook lets you receive emails straight into your own application via a webhook.

Email-webhook the service I built to let you receive emails in your own applications, has been running smoothly for a while now.

Google's announcement of the new developer verification process for android developers and especially the incredibly cumbersome "advanced flow" required to sideload unverified apps left a bad taste in my mouth.

There's a meme going around in tech and finance circles that goes something like this: Woah I just got Claude Code to build me a custom (insert niche use case here) that works exactly the way I want it!

⚡️ FastTab solves a very specific problem: the "Gallery" view of the built-in task switcher in the Plasma desktop environment is slightly too slow for my liking on X11.

Deno's built-in SQLite module is a fantastic way to integrate a lightweight database into your Deno applications.

📨 TLDR: I'm excited to announce the launch of email-webhook, a service that transforms emails into API calls.

The beauty of simplicity has become my north star for hosting web applications.

When writing tests, it's common to want to run the same test with different inputs.

As a longtime .net developer, I've always preferred languages with strong typing.

Docker is an essential tool for developers.

🕹️ TLDR I'm excited to announce the launch of CodeMade Games, a new website dedicated to fun, casual games that you can play in your browser 🎉 My game development journey Since I started playing videogames in my childhood, I've always been fascinated by t…

The last time I seriously worked with CSS was back when Firefox was still a relevant browser (😢), and Internet Explorer 11 was just on its way out.

For fun, and as a learning experience, I'm building a very simple comment system for this blog.

One small annoyance I contend with everyday is links opening in the "wrong" browser.

Recently, I have been working on adding support for conic gradient (or conical gradients, as some say) to Clock.

So your computer starts on its own after you put it to sleep or even after you turn it off.

One of the best features in VS Code, and my personal favourite is called Remote Containers.