I've been diving heavy into building websites. As some of you would know I'm in my last semester for my marketing degree so I made a website for the next large scale event Utech is having called Brand Expo. You can view it here: (They haven't paid for the domain name yet) https://utechbrandexpoja.netlify.app/?v=2 In the process of creating a digital website agency. Still not fully completed yet but you can see where I'm at currently, here: Lastly I have the japanese teaching app in its final stages where im tweaking errors to have it hosted end of this week or next week.

It is the 9th week of the year! This week runs from: Monday, February 23, to Sunday, March 1, 2026. We are exactly 15% of the way through the year. What are you looking to ship/fix/do this week? I'd love to know. If you want any pointers as well, please do let me know Post your comments below.

We are exactly 13% through the year and I would love to know what everyone is building this week! Any blockers you're having? Or want a second opinion from me? Post them down below!

I've recently been using LMArena for free AI generations with the latest video models released right now since my google Flow ran out of credits. You get to download the video generations and with any editing software you can remove the watermark. Great environment to get your practice in. arena.ai

Lately, I’ve had a big shift in how I approach coding projects — and it all comes down to truly respecting Planning & Implementation (P&I). Before, I treated planning as something “nice to have.” Now I see it as the backbone of everything: - Cleaner architecture - Faster development - Fewer rewrites - Easier debugging - Better documentation Instead of jumping straight into code, I now focus on: ✅ Defining features and scope ✅ Breaking work into modules/components ✅ Creating step-by-step implementation plans ✅ Deciding data models, permissions, and edge cases early My Current Workflow I’m currently experimenting with: - Claude → Planning, architecture, and system design - Gemini → Writing the actual code - Claude again → Reviewing the implementation This has massively improved consistency and reduced rework. At the same time, I’m intentionally trying to keep Claude token usage low on my Pro plan Any ideas on how to automate this process?