Ok, ok. I'm technically a Senior Software Engineer II, but front-end dev just rolls off the tongue. This my personal playground for sharing many of the things I enjoy, most of which revolves around web design and development.
[ 90 posts since 2012 ]
They're mostly around front-end dev and web conferences, with some occasional life things sprinkled in.
[ Latest · Front-End Dev · Nov 02, 2026 ]
Devin has come a long way since the $500-a-month launch. Cloud agents that don't need my machine running feel like how we'll all work soon, and right now Devin is the best version of that.
An interactive mini course on Jev and decision models, built on every Rithmm pick I've logged since April: how to ask a System One model questions, thresholds, calibration, and whether any of it holds up. 
Two days of Imagine IF 2026 in Nashville, where AI, energy, and Bitcoin converged on freedom tech and a capabilities race. 
From CoffeeCup to Photoshop, I've been fiercely loyal to my tools for years — but exploration and orchestration are replacing that loyalty now. 
After declaring 'read later' bankruptcy on Pocket, I moved to Notion and I'm now building my own tool for queuing and saving links. 
My first DataTune Conf in Nashville — AI adoption struggles, the data science and engineering crossover, and reactions to the newest LLM releases. [ 7 shipped ]
Web toys and tools pitched from what's happening online, then built and shipped by Devin
[ Idea #88 ]
What can untrusted HTML reach from your preview iframe? Set up a frame the way your chat app or artifact feature renders model-written HTML, and a probe page inside it tries, harmlessly, to read your cookies, call your API, send data out, submit forms and move your tab. You get a pass/fail report with the fix for each leak.
See how it shipped →
[ Idea #22 ]
Does this read like a chatbot wrote it? Paste some text and the AI writing habits get underlined, Grammarly-style: em dashes, "it's not X, it's Y", lists of three, "delve", questions answered on the spot, and a dozen more. You get a slop score per 1,000 words (careful people score under 15, a stock chatbot about 120) and a card to share.
See how it shipped →
[ Idea #90 ]
Is your browser tab stealing Altman's DRAM? Confess how many tabs you have open and find out how much memory you're hoarding from the data centers, how many tokens of context it could have held, and how guilty you should feel about it. Then share your guilt card, or donate your RAM.
See how it shipped →
Shorter than a blog post, longer than a tweet. This is where I share quick reactions or stash things I want to remember.
[ Aug 20, 2026 ]
Two DataCamp code-alongs, both built with OpenClaw too
[ Jul 9, 2026 ]
A team in 2014 knew we'd be where we are today
[ Jun 23, 2026 ]
Every post has a markdown version for agents now — exposed, not force-fed
[ May 23, 2026 ]
Using a Chrome-published Claude Code plugin to audit the site for modern web best practices
Things I've read or watched this month and found worth keeping. Everything gets archived in the library at the end of the month.
[ Nov 7, 2026 ]
AI tools make it quick and cheap to build useful apps for personal needs. The author made a simple domain lookup tool without needing to sell anything. A project can be worth building even if only one person uses it.
[ Nov 7, 2026 ]
REA helps coding agents trace how software features work and show supporting evidence. The guide demonstrates testing a JavaScript app, checking predictions, and writing a plain-language spec. Inspect only software…
[ Nov 7, 2026 ]
AI models can now create fun games with little guidance. The author says game development is becoming easier, though good ideas and playtesting still matter. He encourages people to use AI tools to make unusual games…
[ Nov 7, 2026 ]
Cloudflare Computer can now resume agent code after a crash or deploy. Agents can also pause and wait for approval before taking actions. Once approved, they continue where they left off.
[ Nov 7, 2026 ]
Customizable select menus can show useful details, previews, and warnings inside each option. This helps people compare choices and choose with confidence. They keep standard form behavior, but option text should still…
[ Nov 7, 2026 ]
Suparagent lets you create AI employees for tasks like research, planning, and coding. You choose their tools and instructions, then review their work. Start with your own AI account and sandbox.
[ Nov 7, 2026 ]
To choose the best AI model for your work, build a personal benchmark with tasks you care about. Test models on these tasks, keep track of failures, and create clear rules to judge their work. As models improve, make…
[ Nov 7, 2026 ]
Analytics now needs AI to spot issues, while humans guide it with clear goals. Teams should connect product data with costs and revenue to make smarter business decisions. They should also track how agents use their…
[ Nov 7, 2026 ]
The talk describes tools that help AI agents build and test a Snake game using CI checks. Sharing the checks early helped agents avoid pipeline failures. A second agent then played the successful build and recorded…
[ Nov 7, 2026 ]
Agents are moving toward using one code-execution tool instead of many separate tools. With it, a model can combine actions, check results, and handle many calls in one script. This can save context and make complex…
[ Nov 7, 2026 ]
Scenario Labs offers tools for creating images, video, audio, 3D art, and social content. It helps teams plan projects, keep designs consistent, review assets, and prepare them for different platforms. It also supports…
[ Nov 7, 2026 ]
Devin Fusion combines a powerful AI model with a cheaper helper model to handle coding tasks. Cognition says it matches leading performance while cutting costs by up to 60%. The system shifts work between models as…
[ Nov 7, 2026 ]
The service gives agents access to over 30,000 tools across 600+ connectors, with authentication handled for you. Choose only the tools each agent needs to save tokens and improve results. Developers can focus on agent…
[ Nov 5, 2026 ]
Wanaka is an AI-powered studio for making 3D games, with no coding needed. Describe your idea, then create and customize characters, worlds, and gameplay. Publish your game and share a link so friends can play in their…
[ Nov 5, 2026 ]
Voice makes it easier to share thoughts with AI, save useful conversations, and get ideas written down. AI can also turn information into personal audio briefings and lessons. The author encourages using voice during…
[ Nov 2, 2026 ]
AI tools make it easy for anyone to build software tailored to their needs. The author created a health app that gathers and displays personal data. Such apps can be simple, useful, and made just for you.
[ 280+ members ]
I co-organize this Nashville meetup for anyone from beginners to experts who are willing to share their personal or professional journeys learning, experimenting, developing, and applying AI. We focus on real tools, real demos, and real talk.
Our monthly events feature 15-20 minute presentations and demos, plus plenty of time for networking and collaboration. Whether you're sharing workflow automation, artistic applications, or research deep-dives, everyone's welcome.
Cooking and enjoying food and drinks are my hobbies outside of web development. With No ReservAItions, I've found a way to mix the two. I'm using ChatGPT to create reviews for the places that I visit in the spirit of Anthony Bourdain and I'm having so much fun with it!
[ Chicago ]
A layover stop at an airport wine bar, where we sat with a glass of Sangiovese and a modest cheese plate while waiting for our flight.
[ Nashville ]
We saw Jesse Welles perform a night of folk, country and political songs at The Pinnacle, with Little Harpeth Chicken Scratches and cold PBRs.
[ Nashville ]
The Shins and Silversun Pickups brought decades of alternative-rock memories to Bridgestone Arena before Weezer unexpectedly stole the evening.
[ Nashville ]
LP's All Is Not Lost Tour at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville with TailGate orange creamsicle seltzers, PBRs, and a shared gummy.