Field notes · 2025—now
Writing my way through bugs, bytes & the occasional breakthrough.
№0105 · MAY · 20265 MIN READ
AI collapses building from weeks to hours, so execution is no longer where engineers stand out. What separates engineers now is product judgment, the calls about how a feature should behave that nobody else is going to make for you. This post is about why that matters more than ever, and how to build the muscle deliberately.
№0216 · JUN · 20258 MIN READ
TypeScript generics can look mysterious at first, but they’re all about making types flexible and reusable. In this post, we’ll look at what generics really are, how to use them effectively, and when you should define your own.
№0327 · MAY · 202517 MIN READ
Ever wondered what happens right after you hit Enter? In part one of this series, let’s slow down and explore step-by-step how the browser finds, connects, and prepares to load a page.
№0423 · APR · 20253 MIN READ
I recently rebuilt my personal site and gave AI a real seat at the table. This post breaks down the stack I used and what tools helped speed things up. If you’re curious about mixing AI into frontend workflows or want to see what a dev + GPT combo looks like in action, this one’s for you.
№0517 · APR · 20252 MIN READ
I’m kicking off a habit of writing in public to document my journey as a software engineer, from everyday bugs to lessons learned while building and growing. This post shares why I’m blogging, how it helps me learn, and how I hope it helps others (and maybe even my future employer 👀).
More brewing. stay caffeinated.