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rahn chats with google clouds gemini

i swear every time i open X it reignites my excitement about building rahn.chat. the app that inspired rahn.chat wont be adding gemini and we already have it βœ¨πŸ§˜β€β™‚οΈ

2024 development journey

explore the creation of a 2024 development journey app that visualizes code contributions and commit activity, while navigating the challenges of building in public and ensuring security πŸ”’πŸ’»

2024 development log

its been a couple months since i kicked off my adventure deep into web development, time to take a moment to reflect on my progress to help me ideate on what comes next.

building my 2024 dev lookback

when github's api is suspiciously cooperative, you end up building way more than planned. from simple activity tracking to a full dashboard adventure - sometimes the easiest apis lead to the biggest projects πŸ“Šβœ¨

rahn zen - catch mode

from performance issues to peaceful berry catching - discover how rahn's bloofberry adventure emerged from the chaos of development, complete with collision detection tales and breakfast inspiration. 🫐✨

rahn zen - jump mode

when a typing game accidentally becomes a platformer - peek behind the scenes of jump mode's chaotic development, where pickles are plenty and optimization is optional. πŸ₯’βœ¨

rahn zen - type mode

peek behind the scenes of type mode, where your typing speed controls a rectangular rahn's journey. from flopping tongues to puppy dreams, discover the whimsy and tech that makes rahn run (and nap). 🐢✨

rahn zen

meet rahn zen, minimalist games featuring a rectangular pupper who loves pickles. practice typing, play mini-games, and chill with rahn to some lofi beats 🐢✨

moxie is juuust a doggo

sneak peak at building a stack moxie inspired tool that's fixin' to turn the mind-numbing chore of waiting around for marketo form test results into an automated breeze using playwright, express, and react. it'll be like playin with a puppy by comparison.

commit to build

a behind-the-scenes look at my first month of committed building - from meeting note tools to tracking law & order episodes, to building my own cms and this dev blog. sharing thoughts on obsidian workflows, replit adventures, and how solving small problems can spark much bigger ideas.