Development Practices • Mar 30, 2026 What the PATH Is (and Why Your Terminal Keeps Saying “Command Not Found”) Learn what the PATH environment variable does, how terminals find commands, and how to debug common “command not found” errors.
The Software Life • Mar 27, 2026 AI and the Shifting Boundary of Software Development AI tools require skilled human oversight, and since the pace of software generation is accelerating, the demand for developers remains.
AI for Developers • Mar 24, 2026 How to Build a RAG App, for Beginners: Local LLMs, Ollama, and LangChain Here's a hands-on guide to building a custom app using LangChain, a RAG system, and local LLMs with Ollama — perfect for beginners.
C# • Mar 20, 2026 C# Finally Has First-Class CLI Scripting in .NET 10 With .NET 10, you now have no excuse not to start a collection of utility scripts that call into application code.
AI for Developers • Mar 18, 2026 What I Learned From My Claude Code Dashboard All good nerds love a good dashboard, right? When I saw people building Claude Code dashboards online, I wanted to learn from my own usage.
Developer Tools • Mar 16, 2026 How I Used Lima for an AI Coding Agent Sandbox How to use Lima to set up a VM sandbox for running AI coding agent CLIs that only have access to the source code directory.
Growing as Makers • Mar 16, 2026 What Is a Software Designer, and How Can You Become One? A software designer’s take on how to transition from traditional graphic design to working in software, including necessary hard + soft skills and more.
Game Development • Mar 15, 2026 Maintain Creative Control as a Solo Game Developer Using AI If the AI is generating the code, how does the developer keep technical and creative control of the project?
AI for Developers • Mar 14, 2026 First Principles Thinking and Why It Matters More in AI Aristotle gets credit for first principles thinking, but the concept is even more relevant now as we're building software with AI tools.
Artificial Intelligence • Mar 12, 2026 Pros and Cons: Experiments with AI-Driven Development and Claude Code I've used Cursor for a while, but I jumped on the Claude Code hype train after hearing the powerful things teammates were using it for.
Artificial Intelligence • Mar 11, 2026 95% of AI Projects Fail. Here’s What That Number Really Means A study, AI in Business 2025, found 95% of generative AI pilots fail to deliver tangible or financial value. What does that really mean?
Extracurricular Activities • Mar 09, 2026 Unified Theming on a Wayland Desktop – In 220 Lines of Bash During the COVID-19 pandemic, I spent too much time on my computer, leading to frustration with the lack of a unified theme system.
