Some of my recent thoughts on design, development, and the tech industry.
The Mental Health Toll of Entrepreneurship - My 2025 Recap
2024 was my revenue record year, but it nearly broke me. 2025 was the revelation—building my own businesses despite the mental chaos. Here's my raw journey through burnout, near-quits, and finding purpose again.
How Telegram-Finder hit 1,000+ users with €0 ads — and what a 3-week product setback taught us
From a real founder pain to 1,300 users on pure SEO. The playbook, the growth curve, and an honest look at the dip when we chose stability over rushing a fix.
How I built a multi-agent AI content pipeline (with OpenAI Agents): smarter, faster, more strategic content creation
Discover how a multi-agent AI system—complete with profile, trend, ideation, planning, writing, and CCO review agents—revolutionized my weekly content workflow. Learn the business impact, the architecture, and why human oversight remains vital.
How AI tools doubled my delivery speed
How a client project became an open source PrestaShop KYC module, and how modern AI tools like OpenAI Codex, CodeRabbitAI, and MCPs helped me deliver faster and better.
Solving interactive video popup challenges with WebAssembly and performance driven engineering
A deep dive into the technical challenges of building an injected video popup SDK, achieving 10:1 compression ratios with WebAssembly and solving cross-domain communication with performance for optimal client satisfaction.
How you can earn money thanks to Open Source
A personal journey through open-source contributions, bounties and real-world projects, how I improved my skills and got (not) paid along the way.
Comparing modern JavaScript bundlers for Nuxt 3: Rspack, Vite, and Webpack
An in-depth comparison of Rspack, Vite, and Webpack, exploring their performance, features, and use cases to help you choose the right tool for your project.
How SupaCodeur got its first users - From internal tool to niche SaaS
I built SupaCodeur to solve my own frustrations with Codeur.com. Here's how I turned it into a real SaaS, got my first users, and what I learned along the way.
From Root-Me to SaaS builder - My journey into code, security and autonomy
At 16, I wanted to break into systems. Today, I build them. This is how a hacker mindset, a frustrating job, and a Python minesweeper led me to be self-employed.