about
i started writing on the web in 2015 because code alone was not enough. tutorials taught me how to explain things. apps taught me how quickly plans collapse. medium taught me what happens when platforms own the room.
for a few years i managed better programming, one of medium's largest programming publications. i watched the creator economy from inside the machine: writers chasing distribution, editors chasing quality, algorithms deciding which one mattered that day.
now i build small apps, write about the work, and keep my own archive. i tried ai scaffolding because it was useful. i am coming back to human writing because usefulness is not the same as voice.
the short version
started writing
android tutorials, freelance work, and the first lesson that writing can teach code back.
swiftui and vision
early swiftui, core ml, vision, arkit, and a lot of public experiments.
creator economy
medium, better programming, newsletters, traffic, curation, and platform dependency.
building again
small apps, trading systems, writing tools, and experiments with ai-assisted software.
human writing
less scaffolding, more ownership. public notes where the voice matters as much as the system.
elsewhere
github · x · linkedin · photos · ten years of doing stuff