After more than a decade building software before the AI era, I'm excited about rethinking how we build it now. How do we combine the craft of clean, scalable engineering with the speed and leverage of AI? What does it look like to ship products end-to-end, from thoughtful interfaces to solid backends and data, while never compromising on code quality?
Over the years, I've grown from front-end into a full-stack engineer, building scalable, performant architectures for e-commerce platforms and multi-store applications. I work across the stack, from interfaces to APIs and infrastructure, with a constant focus on clarity, performance, and craft.
AI-driven coding workflows
How to get the most out of AI without compromising quality
Open-source collaboration
Exploring the backend landscape
Looking beyond the obvious uses of GenAI
Adaptability
N8N automations
Always returning to the fundamentals to solidify my experience
Everyone's hyping autonomous coding agents in 2026. So I put one in a loop overnight and let it build a real feature for my product, Linkediza. Here's the honest, messy, kind-of-amazing result.
With Claude Opus 4.5, Gemini 3 Pro, and GPT-5.1 all claiming to be "the best", how do you actually figure out which one to use? Let's break down the real way to evaluate AI models.
A weekend project that turned into an automated content machine for crypto news, and what I learned about n8n along the way.
After 10 years on GitHub, I’m looking back on my journey as a developer
A showcase of my recent projects and contributions
A disposable email service that creates temporary, receive-only inboxes instantly, no signup required. Messages arrive in real time and vanish after 3 days.
An all-in-one platform with browser-based tools for editing and converting video, audio, and PDF files, no installation required.
An AI-powered LinkedIn profile analysis tool that helps professionals improve their positioning and visibility.
An n8n workflow automation that posts automatically on Instagram, keeping followers updated with cryptocurrency news and insights.
What started as a hobby has grown into a project of its own: Paisano 3D, where photos become 3D-printed pieces of people, couples, families and, more often than not, pets.
It scratches a different itch than software. The end result is something you can hold, but the loop is the same one I love at work: model, iterate and sweat the details until it feels right.
