Hey! Listen.

I'm writing FOSS software from now on because I'm suck at marketing and I'm sick of it. I've had enough of trying to sell someone something.

So I missed out on the masterpiece that birthed my favorite genre of games. Time to rectify that error.

I was ignoring the advice I give to so many web developers when learning to code. I wasn't building anything. And then I updated Godot.

Many times clients want to have a headless website, but retain the page builder aspects they've come to enjoy from plugins they install in WordPress. Now you can have the best of both worlds.

Unity's new pricing changes are not only irresponsible, they're a huge problem for indie game developers.

We were raised to believe that we needed to grind for ten thousand hours to master a skill and be successful. But maybe Gladwell missed something.

Every game developer asks themselves the same question in the beginning. What game engine do I pick? I went with Unity, and here's why.

Notion is a great productivity application that allows for note taking, but Obsidian has it beat. This is why I switched.

Agile isn't a silver bullet, but it could get a lot closer if we took the time to understand the manifesto.

I was tired of turning all my static HTML elements into ACF content mappings in the backend of all our headless WordPress builds, so I built a converter.

Stellate is a caching service that can make WPGraphQL much, much faster. And that's important for anyone loading your website.

Another six months, another website redesign. I'm tired of overthinking the design for this website and staring at Figma for hours.