Vibe Coding: The Problem is the Prompt
One thing I think people are underestimating about vibe coding: the problem is the prompt, not the AI. I fully vibe coded Log My Lift. See my previous post on
Treating JavaScript like it’s 2006 is the Security Nightmare of the Future
Modern JS, ES6, HTML5, and CSS have gotten ridiculously capable, yet we keep piling framework after framework on top until building simple software feels absurdly complicated. At some point the
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Tips and Tricks From My Adventures in Vibe Coding
I’ve been spending a lot of time lately building software with LLMs in Cline, and I’ve found a flow that actually works — most of the time. It’s not perfect,
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Asian Parenting – COVID Edition – Free, Easy, Educational Kids Activities
I never imagined myself to be the typical Asian parent. Maybe genes are stronger than will? I also never imagined that I would have anything to blog about parenting at
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Open Source Phaser 3 UI Controls Library – Code With My Son
By now, I’m sure you know that my son and I are working on developing the game he came up with a few years ago – Blob Attack and this
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Worldwide Availability of Elementary JavaScript & 15% Off Right Now
I recently received my proof copy from Lulu and the printing is very high quality. It just feels better than the book from Barnes and Noble press and from Amazon.
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Elementary JavaScript Moving Up In Rank
Two weeks ago, I noticed that Elementary JavaScript hit the top 100 on Amazon in the category “Children’s Programming Books”: Then last week I noticed that it had moved up
Making Touch Movement Controls Like Brawl Stars Using Phaser 3 while Learning Some Math
Here is a tutorial with code extracted from my son and my upcoming book – Intermediate JavaScript. This is the followup to my first book. This time we will teach
Making The Game from Elementary JavaScript into a Phone App
If you have gone through Elementary JavaScript and made the game or have made your own HTML and JavaScript game, follow this tutorial to turn your game into an Android
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My BeCamp 2019 Presentation on Self-Publishing a Book
Here is the presentation on my experience publishing a JavaScript book for Kids from BeCamp 2019.