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A tool that uses AI to get reasons for anything
Creating a product from a hackathon After publishing https://quinto.cat in January (explained in this post), I was thinking about what I could develop on Februrary. As mentioned in the last post. There was a hackathon sponsored by Cohere, an AI tool, which I decided that I would participate and use that project as my second…
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Delivering the first product of the year
At the beginning of the year, I defined as a goal to deliver one product each month of the year… And now, at Jan 31st, I can say that I’ve accomplished the goal for the first month. Whilst the previous sentence is true, I still don’t feel it as a success at all. It’s been…
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Building a Bingo game with JavaScript
It’s been more than 2 months since my last post… I guess it’s not that easy to keep writing periodically, or at least I’m not that kind of people… This time I come here to expose my learnings during my very last project. I know I just started this post telling I couldn’t commit to…
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Discover Muster’em, an interesting twist on wordle games.
This year (2022) has been the “wordle’s games” year. Since Josh Wardle created the original game on 2021, lots of developers have created their own versions of the popular game. I wanted to take part on this and so I created https://musterem.com What are Wordle games and why are they interesting? For those who doesn’t…
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Code challenge: Connect 4 in Flutter
Today I wanted to challenge myself with a code challenge from @mouredev’s challenge group listed in https://github.com/mouredev/Monthly-App-Challenge-2022 . Why this challenge? I chose that list of challenges because I found them interesting and they are well defined so that I know where to start but at the same time they offer you options to extend…
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Hello world from my blog!
I have thought sometimes already about writing a blog, but I’ve always got frustrated when thinking about how to start and what to write in my first post. After years of programming, every time I discover a new programming language, before trying to build a to-do app I (and everyone) see the classic Hello world…