Code, Thoughts, and Tech Adventures

Whether it's diving into the latest tech, breaking down tutorials, or sharing my own experiences and opinions, this blog is where I pen down my journey in the world of code. Grab a coffee, explore the articles, and let’s chat about what makes the tech world tick.

September 1, 2025

How to Add Webflow's MCP to VS Code (No Cursor Needed)

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I like trying new tools, but I’m not switching editors every time a new AI thing drops. Here’s how I got Webflow’s MCP running in VS Code without giving up my setup.

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How to Add Webflow's MCP to VS Code (No Cursor Needed)

September 1, 2025

How to Add Webflow's MCP to VS Code (No Cursor Needed)

Learn how JavaScript functions work, when to use regular vs arrow functions, and how to write cleaner, reusable code.

Functions And Arrow Functions

Learn JavaScript’s primitive and reference types, how type conversion and coercion work, and the role of truthy and falsy values in your code. Perfect for beginners building a solid JS foundation.

JavaScript 101: Data Types Explained

Confused about var, let, and const? Learn how each keyword works in JavaScript, when to use them, and why they matter.

Master your keywords

New to JavaScript? Learn what it is, why it’s everywhere, and how to write your first line of code in seconds. Start your JS journey here!

After Over a decade of coding, I'm kicking off a series to teach JavaScript from scratch and prove to myself that I know my stuff. Come learn with me!

Learning by Teaching: My JavaScript Challenge

Discover seven simple habits to integrate AI into your workflow—without losing your edge as a developer. Brain-first tips, TDD, “no-AI” time, and more.

7 Tips on how I Leverage AI and Still Write My Own Code

After building many sites with Webflow, here’s my go-to stack from planning and design tools to automation and custom features.

Web Development

My Webflow Toolkit: Tools, Tips, and Resources I use daily

A dev with 16 years of experience shares what it’s like coding with AI in 2025—how it helps, where it fails, and why problem-solving still matters.

Coding with AI in 2025: What It’s Really Like

Most people assume better software quality costs more. The truth? High internal quality makes future development faster and cheaper. Here’s why.

High-Quality Software: What Is It and Why Is It Worth It?

Explore how AI tools like ChatGPT and Copilot are transforming software development, their limitations, and why good documentation is still essential for developers.

When AI Falls Short: A Developer's Guide to Knowing Better

A look back at 2024: rediscovering hobbies, embracing challenges, and growing as a software engineer. From launching projects like WebTricks to setting ambitious goals like achieving a GitHub Green Wall in 2025, join me as I reflect on the past year and share my plans for the future.

2024 in Review: Growth, Challenges, and Big Plans for 2025

Discover Webtricks, a free, open-source JavaScript library to enhance no-code platforms. Built for developers, by developers, with scripts to overcome limitations and improve web functionality.

Webtricks is here! - Merry Christmas for the no-code community!

From learning to code in the early 2000 to building a tech career, my journey's been all about learning, experimenting, and growing with every line of code. Here’s where it’s led me.

A decade as a profesional software developer

In this article, we'll explore the huge role of design systems as foundational tools play in web development. Let’s dive in and unlock the power of design consistency together.

Web Development

Unlocking the Power of Design Consistency: The Magic of Style Guides and Design Systems

Any new platform is intimidating the first time and even NoCode apps can be pretty scary, but taking one step at a time will get you there eventually. It is not the only tool that exists but Webflow has come with a lot of possibilities few competitors can match.

Web Development

How to get started with Webflow

How to turn your GitHub repos into a CDN

When a full stack dev starts using no-code apps it is only fair it also adds a bit of it's own knowledge right? come with me through what I've found about no-code apps and how I'm trying to make them better for everyone!

Adding the code to No-Code