For years, we've measured software by how well it engages us. Daily active users. Time in app. Retention. Sessions. Success is often defined by how much of our attention it can keep. That made sense when software was expensive to build and every product needed millions of users to justify its…
Sit down, follow along, and have the thing working by the end.
One folder per project, read the permission asks, and don't build a rule system on day one.
A few keys worth knowing to get started — and a time-saver that skips the keyboard entirely.
The official free courses, which ones fit a non-technical start, and what the certificate is actually worth.
The zero-risk way to learn what this thing can actually do.
The scary black window is a text box. The hurdle is psychological, and it clears in an afternoon.
Sign up, install, and have your first conversation in about 15 minutes. No coding required.
What software is for, and how to tell whether yours is earning it.
Four lines I posted this summer — the shortest version I have of what I believe about software.
Making software has never been easier. The hard part now is making it truly useful — and being there when it breaks.
Claude comes in three forms. You already know chat — here's what Cowork and Code are, and what each is best at.
AI changed the economics of who can build software and what's worth building. What makes software meaningful didn't change.
When something new goes up here, I’ll send it to you. That’s the whole deal — no schedule, no noise.