Eventuallymaking
Software Engineer with more than 20 years of experience. I love to share about technologies and startups
Latest Articles
What is a Hacker Residency?
Between hackerspaces and artist residencies, discover the concept of "Hackers in residence".
Are We in the Era of Shitty Code?
There isn't a day that goes by without discovering a major security flaw or data breach somewhere. Is this the beginning of a shitty code era ?
My AI stack for developing products without breaking the bank
Can you build an app with AI for 20€/month? Here's a field report to optimize these uses: token optimization, specs and agentic workflow.
Day 181: What I learned with a Claude SEO Skill
I tested Claude-SEO (MCP) to audit Writizzy after days of declining traffic. My deep dive into technical optimizations (JSON-LD, E-E-A-T, Nuxt) and the mystery of Google's 'Discovered - Currently Not Indexed' status
Why Open Source Won’t Be Enough to Free Us from Big Tech
264 billion euros flow out of Europe every year. Why open source, without a genuine digital commons strategy, won’t save us.
AI & Layoffs: What if Artificial Intelligence Is Just an Excuse?
273,000 job losses expected in the tech sector: Is AI already replacing us, or is it being used as a cover for opportunistic layoff plans? An analysis of a market shift where productivity isn’t always where you’d expect it to be.
Coding 10x faster: what's the real benefit?
Developers who save a ton of time thanks to AI: what do you do with it? Let's explore that.
Dogfooding: Why I Migrated My Own Blog to Writizzy
Dogfooding: Why I migrated EventuallyCoding to Writizzy. Between the difficulty of open source and the agility of SaaS, here are some insights from my experience.
The B2BigB Syndrome: How Large Corporations Quietly Kill Startups
Selling to a large corporation seems like the ultimate validation for a startup. It's often the beginning of the end. Endless sales cycles, cash flow problems, product derailed from its roadmap: here's why B2BigB is a trap, and how to try to avoid it
I Tried to Ditch Windows for Linux... Spoiler: It Didn't Go Well
Security, geopolitics, planned obsolescence: the reasons to leave Windows have never been stronger. Here's my attempted migration to Linux