Working in tech for the better part of 20 years has taught me one thing. I'd rather be outside. But I love raising my kids with my wife, coding, playing video games, BBQing and especially being out in nature doing cool things on mountains. Building on the side of a 9-5 has been an eye opening experience, and I've met a ton of super cool, intelligent and amazing builders - whether UI/UX, Design or straight up code typing, y'all are awesome at what you do, and I can't wait to meet more e-friends.

Well. another saturday down in the books. ✅ Released Bug Camprtron update ✅ Spent a massive amount of tokens building my side quest ✅ Played some video games Good saturday considering.

Happy Saturday Camprtron Campers - we've got a huge Camprtron release live! camprtron.com Greatly improved support for all of our Rig/Rv/Camper lovers ✅ "My rig" - save it once, reuse it everywhere ✅ Road access and site length shown as two separate answers ✅ "Check sites for my rig" on developed campgrounds - checks each campsite for your dates ✅ Real campsite lengths (no more rounding up) ✅ Campgrounds we can't check say so right away ✅ Fully up to date against all vulnerabilities that exploded this week Rig info stays private. It never goes in a search, a share link or analytics Hope y'all have a great weekend!

It's been a while so I thought I'd make some new fan art If you haven't hopped today, get to it and find some new products! buildhop.io @Buildhop_io

I have a "save-plan" skill i use with claude. It's purpose is to take a small prompt/sentence and turn it into a fully fleshed out claude workflow plan complete with model selection per task. This has been working great, but I realized it's extremely slow these days. I looked into it and it has an adversarial review process that is 5 subagents. it also performs multiple stages of testing. I've decided to stop using it as I really don't think the newer models (Claude 5.5 family) need this much review/guidance. I'm testing out my new skill which makes a basic prompt after interviewing me. Once I've used it a bit i'll be able to compare how well it did vs my old skill. If it lives up to my expectations I'll give it out to everyone! happy building!

Time to rise and shine X! One benefit of severe congestion is more time To build since you can’t sleep! Today’s docket: ☑️Make bfast for the fam ☑️ Finish Camprtron feature and get them released ☑️ Continue work on my new side quest I started yesterday ☑️ Play some disc golf possibly! ☑️ Watch Longhorns (lose? Haha 😭)

Definitely have a head cold, hopefully that's it. Going to be a chill weekend whether I wanted it or not! At least I had a productive week.

Sinus pressure has increased to 2000psi, might need to install a release valve before I go all Total Recal Swarneegger style to get this snot out

Good morning internet! Woke up with 1200psi of sinus pressure so today might be a bit low key Think this little dude woke up on the wrong side of the nest too. It was barking at me when I walked outside Always wondered what it would be like to be a squirrel for a day…

The dual monitors made testing so much easier. Sorted out several new bugs found during testing Confirmed the feature enhancements all work as expected. I even got that tingly feeling when things actually work out the way you wanted. Release iminent. but not tonight. it's family time now

I have a dock setup just for my personal dev laptop but I almost never use it for my personal work, just the 9-5 laptop (i rock 2x macbook pros, and a windows gaming pc at my desk). But when I have a huge test plan, I get really tired of swapping virtual desktops back and forth, so dock it is tonight! Time to grind out some manual testing for the new Camprtron.com rig feature enhancements! coming soon, to an internet near you...

I love the little dinosaurs that roam my backyard. So does my 10lb Cavapoo. She enjoys chasing them across the deck 🤣

Manual testing is still such an important part of the release cycle. I just found a pretty big lapse in my data, and a bug that was preventing it, just because i put human eyes on my app while testing some new features. I know these days we are trying to automate everything, but sometimes nothing beats a pair of eyes and your hands driving the interactions with your software. The bug I found in Camprtron was a lot of campsites were listed as "length limit not listed" - aka i was not storing the max length of RV the site can handle. AI would never have found this without being explicitly told to look for it - which requires human intervention. Once I noticed this, I had my agent inspect my database and during that inspection it found an ingestion bug as well as the data that backed up my hunch. Now it's designing a plan to address the bug and the data issue. I count that as a win for spending my time manually testing

Good morning! is that phrase a wish or a gift? We made it to Thursday, the weekend is near! Crossed 3.5 items off my todo list yesterday on top of the 9-5. I call that success. Hope it’s a great day for everyone, time to grind

Anyone else think tonight was Friday night? Life is good, you’re awesome, tomorrow is a new day for new things if today kinda sucked

Nothing quite ruffles your feathers like attending your childs sports game and having the refs cuss up the rules. Luckily we still won, but man I was about to go hamm on the scorekeepers for a second. They're little kids, and it doesn't matter at all cause they're having fun still, but dad was about to throw down!

"claude provide me a list of manual test items for the feature enhancement we just did" 14 bullet point items later I now have my evening plans on paper. Maybe the next couple of evenings if I'm being honest...