What I Shipped Today
A physical therapist who deployed tested software to a real domain, and what that actually felt like.
Why I'm Learning to Code Backwards
The thing that finally made me want to learn to code wasn't a course or a tutorial. It was a meal planning app I built in three hours.
How I Built This Site (Including the Part Where It Went Down)
From deciding I wanted a portfolio to watching it go live — and then briefly go dark. What actually happens when you deploy a website for the first time.
Why I Built a Documentation Tool Instead of Buying One
The problem with every existing solution, and what a single HTML file changed.
What 30 Days of Learning to Code Actually Feels Like
The tutorials, the wall, and why building something real is the only thing that works.
The Case for Agentic Workflows in Physical Therapy
What happens when AI stops answering questions and starts taking actions on your behalf.
Documentation Kills Clinicians (And What We Can Do About It)
The administrative burden in PT is a retention crisis. Here's why technology keeps failing to fix it.
How I Explained APIs to a Room Full of PTs
The mental model that made everything click — and why clinicians are better positioned than they think.