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Unlocking Peak Flow with Gemini’s New Updates for Vibe Coding
Google’s Gemini has rolled out significant updates that are set to redefine what’s possible with ‘vibe coding.’ With Gemini’s enhanced capabilities and deeper integration into Google’s developer ecosystem, writing code that is ready to ship is now more accessible and powerful than ever. This is a fast moving topic so I wanted to get my…
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10 A/B Tests to Run Before Black Friday
Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the other fake holidays that have been invented to urge us to buy online are just around the corner. While some might say its time to freeze your campaigns and put things on autopilot I say it’s the perfect time to optimize your conversion flows under extreme pressure! The best…
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Deploying Next.js on Cloudflare: My Troubleshooting Guide
I’ve been using Cloudflare a bit more often recently and wanted to try a new next.js app deployment. My project was a daily planner/bullet journal I worked on with my new high schooler who needed some help staying on top of all the homework, chores, extra-curriculars and responsibility. We had a lot of fun talking…
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Tired of SaaS Lock-In? The Custom Internal Tool (Boutique Build) Alternative
There is a quiet tax inside many companies: vendor shopping. Weeks of discovery calls with sales teams who promise everything. Months of account management that leans into upsells instead of outcomes. By the time procurement clears, the original problem is more expensive, less urgent, and you’re often facing vendor lock-in. I work differently. I sit…
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If You Can’t Answer This One Sentence, You Don’t Have Product Strategy
The slides were immaculate, the platform diagram was a work of art and everyone is smiling and nodding. Then someone else asks: “Who is this for, and why does it matter to them right now?” In SMB land, this question is a flashlight. In enterprise, it’s a floodlight. You see buyers who never touch the…
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Tampa Bay Web Design: 2025 Costs, Timeline, and What to Expect
If you’re a Tampa Bay business owner weighing a new website, this guide covers realistic costs, timelines, and a simple checklist to launch with confidence.
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Slow Miles and Learning to Love Running Again
The first twenty years of my life I was a pretty active runner. I did yearly 5K races as a teenager, and in college I was running about thirty miles a week at roughly seven-minute miles before I graduated. That was the top of the bell curve, and I slowly ran less and less as…
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Customer Interviews That Actually Change the Roadmap
Interviews often feel productive in the moment and then disappear into a folder. If the roadmap does not change, project plans stay the same, or no action follows, the interview did not help. My goal with interviews is simple: capture real behavior, reduce uncertainty, and turn what I heard into a decision I can stand…
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Shipping LLM Features with Structured Outputs
Last week I wrote about rapid prototyping for consulting work and how a single working session can take an idea from “what if?” to “click here.” This post covers the next step: turning model output into reliable data your app can trust. The short version: ask models for structured results and validate them. Don’t rely…
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Prototyping for Consulting Work in 2025 (AI magic)
When I am consulting, I often need to explore an idea deeply and show something real before we commit to a full build. The good news is that the current wave of AI powered tools makes this faster than ever. Replit, v0, Firebase Studio, and the major assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini help me…