[ Latest · Front-End Dev · May 17, 2026 ]
Losing My Loyalty
From CoffeeCup to Photoshop, I've been fiercely loyal to my tools for years — but exploration and orchestration are replacing that loyalty now.
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.
[ 87 posts since 2012 ]
They're mostly around front-end dev and web conferences, with some occasional life things sprinkled in.
[ Latest · Front-End Dev · May 17, 2026 ]
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.
Initial setup and some simple automations while trying out OpenClaw for the first time.
How learning to code shifted from browser-based interactive challenges to adaptive, AI-driven learning.
Why I've leaned hard into email newsletters for industry news, and the ones I love reading most. Experiments mixing my interests in music, organization, and modern web development
[ Spotify API + AI Generated ]
Listening habits across time periods and AI-generated reviews analyzing the vibe, production, and emotional impact of songs.
[ Next.js + Supabase ]
My own read-later tool with an AI-powered score to help prioritize what's actually worth reading.
Read the build post →
[ Next.js + Supabase ]
A web app for organizing life's events, shared links, local places, and shopping lists in one place.
View on GitHub →
Shorter than a blog post, longer than a tweet. This is where I share quick reactions or stash things I want to remember.
[ 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
[ May 16, 2026 ]
Me write pretty one day
Things I've read or watched this month and found worth keeping. Everything gets archived in the library at the end of the month.
No links yet in August
[ 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!
[ Matosinhos ]
A Matosinhos mixed grill at Central Churrasco where chicken, ribs, veal chop, bacon, and chorizo arrive as a persuasive case for doing Portuguese charcoal the blunt, abundant way.
[ Matosinhos ]
A Matosinhos gelato stop at Niva Torino where fig and passion fruit make a persuasive case for fruit-first restraint in a town that usually pulls you toward heavier pleasures.
[ Myrtle Beach ]
A Myrtle Beach family-vacation week at Ocean Lakes where a big beach house, daily ocean time, pool-and-slide runs, golf car parades, buffet detours, and a cooler that ranged from Lime Garage to Leffe and Delirium kept fourteen people moving in the same direction.
[ Charleston ]
A Charleston breakfast at Toast! on Meeting where coffee and an Americano flank a ham, bacon, and cheese omelet with grits and biscuits plus a bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit built for going straight at comfort.