I’ve spent more than fifteen years building software, across startups and scale-ups and on teams spread from Prague to London to Singapore. In that time, my work has gradually shifted from writing every line myself to helping teams make good decisions and ship good software.
But I’ve never stopped building.
I still like turning a small frustration into a useful tool. That is how projects such as roxy, fluxa, and jsonify began. I want a place where I can write about what I am building, the decisions behind it, and the things I discover along the way.
Some of that will be about open source. Some of it will be about Fomkee, which I have been working on for quite some time now. I want to share not only what I build there, but also the thoughts, experiments, and technical decisions that shape it.
Mostly, though, this blog is somewhere to dump what is on my mind: problems I am thinking about, things I am trying, and lessons from work that might be interesting to other developers. It does not need a grand theme or a publishing schedule.
Maybe I will write only a few articles. Maybe I will keep going for years. I honestly do not know yet. For now, I just want to start writing and see where it goes.