Dev.Front-end craft, CMS and performance: notes from the build.
Astro, GSAP, WordPress and Drupal, performance budgets and accessibility: what actually works when an agency design has to ship. Plus the occasional homelab experiment.
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- #008How to Build a Desktop Kubernetes Cluster with Turing Pi 2 - part 2Learn how to configure a lightweight Kubernetes cluster on Turing Pi 2 with Raspberry Pi CM4 using K3s, Helm, MetalLB, ArgoCD, Prometheus, Grafana, and NFS. Step-by-step guide for a complete bare-metal setup.
- #007How to Build a Desktop Kubernetes Cluster with Turing Pi 2 - part 1Learn how to assemble a compact, low-power Kubernetes cluster at home using Turing Pi 2 and Raspberry Pi CM4. Detailed, practical and fun!
- #004Is it still worth developing on WordPress in 2025?Is WordPress still worth it in 2025? Explore its relevance, technical viability, alternatives like Laravel, JamStack, and the rise of Drupal CMS.
- #00310 tips to start with UI without feeling lost10 tips to start your UI design journey with clarity. Overcome challenges, master principles, and explore resources to refine your skills.
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Astro, GSAP, WordPress and Drupal, performance budgets and accessibility: what actually works when an agency design has to ship. Plus the occasional homelab experiment.
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How I put language models into sites and products: RAG on existing content, agents, n8n workflows, real costs and pitfalls, and the AI-assisted setup I use every day.
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AI for agencies
Use cases, workflows and adoption notes for agency owners and producers: what to automate, what to keep human, how to brief an AI feature.
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Short, honest reviews of the books and tools that shape how I work: design systems, AI engineering, freelancing.
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