Writing about the web.
Essays on where the web is heading, AI automations, agentic development, performance, and what founders should build next. Written from the trenches, not the bleachers.
What Is Web 4.0? Everything You Need to Know in 2026
I've been early to Web 1.0 through Web 4.0, not because I'm a genius, but because I use the ugly early version before it's polished. Here's what each era actually looked like, and why Web 5.0 is already showing its edges.
Your AI Agent Bill Is Becoming Your Second Rent Payment
AI agent bills are hitting $400 to $1,500 a month per developer, with extreme cases past $4,000. Here are the four levers that actually cut the cost without cutting capability.
Where the web is going (and what founders should build for)
The web is splitting in two: the agentic layer that talks to machines, and the experience layer that talks to humans. Founders who build for both will win the next decade.
Agentic workflows that actually ship (not just demo)
AI gets you 60% of the way. The other 40% is the boring operational layer most people skip. Here is how I ship agentic workflows that survive contact with real clients.
Why I build for the post-launch web
Building a website is the easy part now. Making it work six months after launch is where most projects fall apart. That is the part I focus on, and here is why.
