Experience developing with Kiro
Just about a week ago, I finally got my invite to use Kiro. It was one of the long awaited tool that I love to try given the hype around it. Why? I just like the concept of how they separate out the “spec” to […]
Tag: passion
Reviewing the world largest remote hackathon
Recently, one of the world largest remote hackathon just ended. If you have not heard about it, is literally called World’s Largest Hackathon presented by Bolt. A total of 128768 participants and 9582 projects submitted. This is in fact one of the highest I ever […]
Generate an agentic structured output
One of the biggest pain of traditional web-developer like us still heavily rely on structured output such as JSON format to integrate with our existing system. Regardless of SQL or NoSQL, you still need some form of controllable output in order to make sure your […]
Memory bank for AI coding
Recently I have been coaching my team to use AI for development. There are many tools that we can used for free to get so much value (such as Cline w/ gemini or openrouter, co-pilot, etc). Thus, we should not be shying away from this […]
Way of work in AI land
While the economy uncertainty has been looming around. It has puts a lot of pressure on the leadership team to increase productivity or cutting costs. The latter is the easy way to win the battle, but lose to the war. In true leadership fashion, we […]
Vibe coding – Is this the future building software?
There is a weird trend that is happning in the software development space on Reddit. Is called “Vibe Coding”. What is it about? Vibe coding, as coined by Andrej Karpathy, is essentially “fully giving in to the vibes” and forgetting that code even exists. Instead […]
Coding assistance
Looking back at the 2024, the world of AI and assistance coding has evolve quite rapidly. We has evolve from working using chat prompts on code snippet directly from the platform website, to vs code plugin, and now upgrading to another level to be fully […]
Chart plus update
It has been a while since the end of the Canva hackathon. I am happy that the idea I am working on has put me on the winning list and pushed me through the marketplace release. Since then, I have been in an endless loop […]
A win for Canva Devpost Hackathon
I am so excited to share that I just ended a Canva hackathon with a consolation prize in the Best Enterprise Category with Canva Chart Plus. How it all gets started In July, I anticipated my weekend to be rather free and there comes a […]
Tricking Laravel to load SPA frontend using basic webhost server
In the quest to leverage ith web hosting that I have already been using for this blog, I wanted to develop and self-host (cheaply) with what I already have. I started to learn Laravel. I think anyone familiar with Laraval knows how much of a […]