π‘β¨ Trust
As AI becomes increasingly capable of producing high-quality images and videos, we will have to become more skeptical of everything. I'm not sure this is a healthy trend (both AI and becoming skeptics).
Way too cool and clever not to pass along... am I going to get one? I don't know.
The way I see Craft in 2026: the Enabler. This website shows, in practical ways, how Craft can enable so many use cases. Those are the projects that were submitted during the \#winter_challenge on Slack last December. So many interesting things out there.
As AI becomes increasingly capable of producing high-quality images and videos, we will have to become more skeptical of everything. I'm not sure this is a healthy trend (both AI and becoming skeptics).
It's that time of year I call "blank page." Everything is pristine. Everything is clean and spotless, without a scratch. Everything is possible. Everything remains to be done. Everything is inviting. All that's left is to put down the pencil and start the line. That's what I just did with my first post of the yearβhoping for another good one.
I wish you all a happy New Year! May 2026 be a better one, because 2025, worldwide speaking, wasn't really good, if you ask me.
The year 2025 is coming to a close. When I look back at all my accomplishments, I think I can be proud of myself. βΊοΈ
If someone told me I would "build" Next.js apps one day, I would have laughed my head off. Well, apparently, I do now. Thanks to Claude AI, Vercel, and an infinite appetite for exploring new things. We live in exciting times.
This is my first try at building an app on Vercel. The first app idea is about creating a simple form for posting to my Scribbles.page account. The Vercel app was built using Claude AI with a rather long prompt. This post won't probably make it because nothing works on the first try.
Well, apparently it worked on the first try, except the blog post category wasn't set correctly. Now, it's time to work on a fix.
It was a nice ride, Mailbrew, but sadly, it's clear that you are a dead man walking.
The iPhone Air is set to follow the same product journey as the original MacBook Air. Remember that the latter received similar reactions: underpowered, too niche. Apple has the luxury of taking its time perfecting a product, even if it means five years of investment. Look at the MacBook Air line today: it's their most successful portable Mac.