Personal
Another year is coming to a close, so it’s time for another annual review! This has become a personal tradition, check out last year’s review if you haven’t done so already! Early in 2024, I was working hard on building CodeTrail, a new take on documentation for
Inngest
Hey! It’s been pretty quiet around here for a while — more than I’d like but it’s been a busy couple of months since I joined Inngest earlier this year in April. I’m completing some personal projects too at the moment and trying to get back to
Personal
In the coming decades, there’s only going to be more software to build, operate, and scale for platforms we’re only just inventing, with code running on nearly everything we interact with day to day. To help advance the current frontier into AI, which is built on massively distributed
Personal
Tonight, 2023 is coming to an end, and I’m still wondering where the last months went. I feel like a broken record repeating that time is accelerating year by year, so naturally I’m going to say that the past twelve months felt like the busiest yet. Platitudes aside,
Startups
I can’t say for sure whether it was late 2012 or early 2013 but around that time I probably wrote my first, very scrappy, lines of code. Back then it didn’t dawn on me that I was about to embark on a career path that would open up
Personal
I’ve always enjoyed building software and solving problems. Back in 2012, I started hacking around with Java to build Minecraft plugins for me and my friends to enjoy. It took way longer than I’d like to admit until I got the first version running successfully, and I absolutely
Annual Review
2022 is slowly coming to an end and I’m still trying to process this eventful year. As with every year, I had set out to follow a personal roadmap the past year, consistently building toward the long-term goal of running Anzu with my good friend, Tim. On the other
Personal
As we’re getting closer to the last days of the year, I looked in the rearview mirror and collected what happened in 2021 and, well, it’s a lot! Before I dive into the work and projects that defined 2021 for me, I want to make it clear that
Personal
The past twelve months have been quite a ride. I remember starting the year helping to shape and rebuild Hygraph into the service that's handling millions of requests per day. With a completely overhauled backend infrastructure, I was in charge of rebuilding the mutation layer, as well as
Personal
What a year it has been, it's crazy to think back to the first post on this blog, which started it all. Since then, I've published a total of 31 posts, prepared for and survived my final exams, graduated from high school, finally joined the Hygraph
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While it has been a relatively long time since the last update about my current projects & endeavors, more than a third of the year has already passed and the recent months were packed full of exciting events, to say the least. In this post I'll attempt to