For a while now, I’ve felt that my old blog, full of how-tos and walkthroughs, no longer represents the way I learn or build.
The world has changed.
AI tools like Cursor and ChatGPT can now generate tutorials in seconds. And that made me ask myself a harder question:

If AI can teach the “how,” what’s left for me to share?

That question sparked the redesign I’m working on now, a blog built around reflection, learning, and collaboration with AI.

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💡 What’s Changing

Instead of focusing on step-by-step instructions, the new version of my blog will center on how I think, what I’m learning, and how I’m adapting in this new era of AI-assisted development.

It’s about process, not just product.
Insights, not just solutions.
Human reflection, not just machine output.*

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🧭 A Peek at the New Navigation

The new structure is simple but intentional:

Home
A quick snapshot of who I am and what I’m exploring.

Learning Ideas with AI
Short reflections, experiments, and lessons from using tools like Cursor and ChatGPT.

Projects
Real things I’ve built, starting with my Resume Builder.

About
My story and perspective on what it means to build alongside AI.

It’s minimal by design because learning is messy, and I want space for it to evolve naturally.

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🧱 What You’ll Find Here Soon

I’ll be sharing:
	•	My daily experiments with AI-assisted coding.
	•	Honest lessons from work, design, and communication.
	•	The moments where AI gets it wrong and what that teaches me.

Each post will focus less on “what I built” and more on “what I learned.”

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🌱 Why This Matters

This redesign isn’t just about a cleaner UI or new content sections.
It’s about reframing my purpose as a developer and writer in the age of AI.
I’m learning that the most valuable thing we can share now isn’t perfect knowledge but personal understanding.

I don’t just build with AI. I build because of what AI is teaching me.

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🛠️ Launching Soon

The new version of my site with the sections Home, Learning Ideas with AI, Projects, and About is coming soon.

If you’ve been curious about how AI is changing the way we learn, create, and think as developers, this next version of my blog will explore exactly that, one idea at a time.


I’m redesigning my blog to reflect how I actually learn and build in the age of AI. Instead of tutorials, the new site will focus on reflection, collaboration, and the lessons that come from working with tools like Cursor and ChatGPT.

Things I Learned