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AI & Life: Balancing Personal Struggles and Growth
Since the passing of my stepmother, I have been less active on my blog, focusing instead on AI and various community issues. My history with programming and chatbots, particularly ELIZA and neural networks, influences my work in automated coding & music. Read More
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My Journey To Forgejo
After years of SourceSafe locks, corrupted repositories, private repo limits, and subscription friction, I set up my own Forgejo server to preserve old projects, migrate code from GitHub, and regain control over where my work lives. Read More
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Approved. Published. Not Found.
After months immersed in dashboards and public systems, I finally published my Dreamy Tags WordPress plugin—approved February 1st and visible in the directory. Click the link, though, and it vanishes. A small reminder that infrastructure sometimes lags behind reality. Read More
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Gutenberg Warnings, Inline SVG, and Who Let the Dogs Out
A day spent polishing my first WordPress plugin turned into a crash course in SVG optimization, LocalWP testing, open-source collaboration, and tracking a runaway dog through snowy streets. Debug logs, vector paths, and paw prints collided in one oddly satisfying winter adventure. Read More
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Navigating Agile Burnout: A Developer’s Guide
Navigating the chaotic world of Agile development can be a wild ride. From the constant pressure of deadlines to the endless cycle of meetings, it’s no wonder many developers find themselves feeling burnt out. But amidst the chaos, there’s also a sense of empowerment and innovation. Agile gives teams the freedom to self-organize, adapt to… Read More
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Software Development Life Cycle: Methodologies to Prevent Development Efforts From Failing
A University of Phoenix presentation comparing software development life cycle approaches, especially Waterfall and Agile, with attention to planning, analysis, design, implementation, project risk, feedback, changing requirements, and choosing the right methodology for a project. Read More