In-App Purchases with Capacitor: What I Learned Shipping youProof
This article is adapted from an X thread I posted in September 2024 about shipping youProof. The details below reflect that time. youProof never turned out to be a success,…
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How Much Website Do You Actually Need?
From time to time, I want to learn about some business. So I’ll open their website, and more often than I’d expect, the website won’t really explain what they do.…
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What Actually Is an AI Agent?
An AI agent is an AI system that can use tools and independently work towards completing a task. The important difference is really quite simple: A chatbot can tell you…
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Questionnaire or Interview?
A small plumbing company once asked me to replace its paper scheduling calendar with digital calendars. We set them up using the systems already in place. Technically, they worked. In…
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Agents, Everywhere.
Optimization has always been the name of the game. Whether we gather fruit, build cars, or provide a service, efficiency can make the difference between barely surviving and thriving. The…
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Next.js CSP: Nonces, Hashes and Static Pages
Summary verdict upfront: Getting a truly strict Content Security Policy (CSP) to play nicely with Next.js (especially with Static Site Generation / SSG) remains frustrating, brittle, and not worth the…
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Modern Authentication Without Passwords
Passkeys are the better direction, I think. Where support is missing, I often use email codes or social logins (email codes are only as secure as the mailbox and are…
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Fighting SwiftUI Text Truncation
Developing the Vector Bible mobile app was my first time using Swift and SwiftUI. Being a first time user, naturally, means stumbling across a few problems. One of the nastier…
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Building Apps with Skip.dev
Note: Skip is now fully open source and free to use. Also, it has likely improved substantially since this post was published; the text below reflects my impressions at the…
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