All Technically posts on software and AI concepts since the dawn of time.
170 Posts
Where your vibe coded app actually keeps its data, and how it might break when real users show up.
8/25/2026
How open-weight models went from a curiosity to great in 2 short years.
8/18/2026
A new series to help non-engineers build products that can handle going viral.
8/11/2026
Why it's surprisingly challenging to let an LLM use a computer for you.
8/6/2026
The fast, safe, super difficult to write programming language that’s finally getting its flowers.
7/28/2026
If AI models are a commodity, the harness is the thing you want to own.
7/21/2026
And what's going on in the category formerly known as vector databases?
7/14/2026
7/7/2026
Why coding agents need a safe place to play, just like we all do.
6/19/2026
We moved 2,500 pages out of our CMS with Claude Code and Git. 4 months ago, most of us hadn't written code.
6/4/2026
The deceptively simple text files that help you avoid huge mistakes when shipping software.
5/28/2026
The web framework your next vibe-coded app will probably be built in.
5/21/2026
And why are AI labs buying them up?
5/14/2026
Where are AI's productivity gains hiding? What kitted out Model Ts can teach us.
4/30/2026
Should I ship something myself, or call in engineering help?
4/23/2026