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Notes on building things
Practical writing on software, infrastructure, and running businesses that depend on the code underneath them.
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Bridging legacy systems that have no API
When old software gives you no API, or charges a toll for one, you do not have to accept it. How I turn a closed system into a…
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Build vs buy: why I run my companies on software I wrote
Buying an off-the-shelf platform is renting someone else’s constraints. The case for owning the code your operation depends on.
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Triggers and timers: automation that doesn’t rely on remembering
Two simple primitives, an event that fires an action and a clock that runs on its own, quietly remove a surprising amount of manual work.