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How to turn an AI, no-code or home-made prototype into a solid, sellable product: audit, what you keep, foundations, tests and CI/CD.
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AI and web products
What AI changes when you design and ship a web product. What it speeds up, what it breaks, and the trade-offs that still land on your desk.
What AI actually moves
AI did not make development free, it moved the bottleneck. A feature that used to cost two weeks can now take an afternoon. Execution is no longer what limits a product, the limit is how many trade-offs you can actually rule on. Ten times more options means ten times more decisions. The second shift is less visible. A prototype ships in three days, but it ships with no foundations, no security and no data model that holds. The cost did not disappear, it was pushed to the day real users show up. Here I cover both sides, what AI does remarkably well and the bill it leaves behind.
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How to properly take a no-code or vibe-coded project into your own hands: the concrete steps, from the honest inventory to the audit, for a product that finally holds up.- Published on
As a guest on PeopleUp's HUMAN podcast, I answer a question many people are asking: will AI make the developer job disappear? Spoiler, it does not disappear, it changes in nature.- Published on
For the past few weeks, I've had Nami, Sanji, Zoro, Chopper, Usopp, Robin, Franky, Jimbei and Brook on my team. Welcome to AI agent orchestration, where each crew member has their role, their expertise, and their library. What changes isn't just my productivity. It's my entire way of building a product.- Published on
Entire projects generated by AI, delivered by non-technical people convinced it worked. Then reality hits: unexplainable bugs, security flaws, unmaintainable code. A firsthand account of what I actually discover when I look under the hood.- Published on
Final episode of the series. What AI does well, what it doesn't, and what it concretely changes when you're an independent developer. An honest look at the future of the profession. Episode 7/7.- Published on
Broken RSS URLs, incomplete sitemap, missing structured data, tags mixed across languages. Claude Code's SEO audit uncovered a dozen issues and fixed them all in one pass. Episode 6/7.- Published on
Fade page transition, theme switch with the View Transitions API, infinite scroll. The real code running on asuos.ch, plus the spectacular animation I built and then threw away four days before publishing.
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