Stuff I've been doing.
I turned the photo gallery on my personal site into an open source template. Clone it, add your photos from the browser, host it free. Here's how it works and how to make it yours.
Read full article →I kept collecting AI industry moments that were already halfway to satire. So I started a deadpan fake newspaper about them. Introducing The Slop Gazette.
Read full article →I open sourced the Hugo starter I use for small sites: articles, authors, a photo gallery, SEO, a contact form and a browser-based editor. Here's what's in it and how to get it live.
Read full article →I'm no web designer, but I'm good at vibe coding. Here's how I built this site with AI — the tools, the workflow, and the techniques that did the heavy lifting.
Read full article →You've launched your MVP and the code is held together with duct tape. How to manage tech debt on purpose, without slowing your team down.
Read full article →As developers we have real power to change the world. Here's how I think about using those superpowers to make a positive impact through the software we build.
Read full article →How should you name your unit tests? A handful of simple rules for names that explain the behaviour being tested and make failures easy to understand.
Read full article →A hands-on guide to Azure Container Apps for .NET developers: environments, jobs and workers, deploying from Visual Studio, VS Code and the CLI, and monitoring.
Read full article →Changing large, untested legacy code gives you three choices: rely on manual testing, add tests around it, or refactor it. The trade-offs of each.
Read full article →Quality isn't something QA does after you finish. Why developers should care about quality, and how good acceptance criteria drive development and QA.
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