Exploring 18 articles on software development and technology
Third-party cookies are effectively dead in 2026. What replaced them is more complex — and in some ways more invasive. Here's what that actually means for you.
Joe Peterson
What if alignment came from identity, not rules? This essay explores whether synthetic memory and narrative continuity could become a practical control layer for agentic AI systems.
Joe Peterson
What if talking to an AI wasn't typing into a box and reading text back? What if you could walk through it — literally navigating the relationships between ideas as they exist in three-dimensional space? That's the question MindWalk was built to answer.
Joe Peterson
Every ambitious project hits a wall of negative feedback. The difference between failure and breakthrough is knowing whether the crowd is correcting your course or simply reacting to disruption.
Joe Peterson
How I built Year Progress—a highly stylized, multi-theme application that scores a flawless 100 across the board on Lighthouse without shipping a single megabyte of framework code. Welcome to the joy of raw, unadulterated web development.
Joe Peterson
Porcupin is a unified, cross-platform NFT backup solution for the Tezos ecosystem. Built with Go, Wails, and Kubo IPFS, it offers a robust tool for digital art custodianship.
Joe Peterson
LLM coding assistants excel at the easy 80% that takes 20% of the effort. But that leaves the hard 20% that requires 80% of the expertise, and that's where the real engineering happens.
Joe Peterson
Like the steam engine in John Henry's time, AI coding assistants aren't here to replace developers—they're tools that amplify human capability and create entirely new opportunities. Here's why this technological shift is a transformation, not an extinction.
Joe Peterson
AI coding assistants revolutionize development but leave behind technical debt. VibeAlive helps developers identify and eliminate unused code, dead components, and forgotten API endpoints in Next.js projects.
Joe Peterson
Next.js 16 beta just dropped and it's absolutely wild. Turbopack is finally stable, React Compiler integration, new caching APIs, and breaking changes that will make you rethink how you build React apps. Here's everything that matters from a dev's perspective.
Joe Peterson
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