I used to memorize code for assignments. But when I sat down to write it, the story was different. Because while reading it, I never questioned why one line came before another. But while writing, every line became a decision.

There are days when your mind has too many tabs open. You want to do everything and end up doing nothing. Analysis paralysis is real. The only way out is to close the old tabs deliberately and open new ones with intention.

Most pricing pages tell you what something costs. Wispr Flow shows you what you're losing without it. Right below the price cards. You've already seen the number. Now you can't unsee what it saves you.

Two of the biggest AI companies in the world. One is missing an important detail in their brand. Deliberate or a mistake?

When you are building, even Sundays feel like any other day. Today I closed the laptop early and went to celebrate a friend's birthday. Don't let the grind make you miss the moments that actually matter.

Getting paid well as a freelancer has nothing to do with your skills alone. The client who knows you pays without negotiating. The one who doesn't will ghost you after seeing the price.

The biggest lie in tech right now: "I built this app in a weekend with AI." Sure, Claude Code built my extension's MVP in 48 hours. But it took 7 more days of grueling, manual human effort to make it look and feel like a real product. Here is the trap of building with AI:

The best tools don't send you to documentation. They teach you from exactly where you are. Claude Code's /power-ups walks you through 10 features right inside your terminal. A quick refresher whenever you need it, without breaking your flow.

Another design decision worth talking about. I was updating something on dub.co, and a tiny detail stopped me mid-flow. Not because it was broken, but because it was surprisingly good.

Every week, a new AI model drops. Building software has never been easier. But software has also never been more of a commodity. Users have 12 alternatives to your app, a Google search away. So what actually makes them stick?

Every idea feels taken. Every API already exists. Every SaaS has 12 competitors. So what do we even build now? I'll tell you what.

Good design gets people in the door. Psychology keeps them there. 3 patterns that complement your UI and make people actually stay.

Designing beautiful CSS hover states feels great. But if your UI relies on them, you are silently breaking the experience for 60% of your users. Here is what you must do instead:

Claude Code is the best coding tool I've used. Until it runs out of tokens. Right when you have multiple tabs open in your brain to complete the task. Here are 4 ways I stretch my usage without losing my mind.

You use Netflix, Medium, and YouTube every day. Yet never questioned any of it. Here are 3 invisible engineering decisions hiding in plain sight.

We are drowning in apps that "just work." But notice how most new apps feel... dead? Like cheap plastic. AI understands syntax, but it doesn't know how an app should feel under your thumb. Here are 5 details that bring your app to life.

This is my design inspo board. Everything here was saved without ever leaving the tab. One shortcut. That's it.