Knowing what to remove is design too
The last post in the series about Olha o Bichim!. The kids who didn't get the game, Apple's rejection marathon, what went into and out of the game, and what I take away from it all.
Análises
Every bug becomes a rule
The fourth post in the series about Olha o Bichim!. CLAUDE.md files as the project's institutional memory, the bugs that became law, and Ponytail, the lazy senior who writes less code.
Whoever writes does not approve
The third post in the series about Olha o Bichim!. How an approved spec becomes code with TDD, subagents that don't know each other, and a review that doesn't trust what the implementer says.
It all started with a document
Before the first line of code of Olha o Bichim! there was a design document. In this second post of the series, I explain why writing before programming is what keeps the AI from deciding for you.
Look, mom, a critter!
How a phrase said by a child in a park in Rio Branco became a game published on Google Play and the App Store. The first post in the behind-the-scenes series about Olha o Bichim!.
On mechanical parrots
“(…) In the beginning, there was man, and for a time, it was good. But humanity's so-called civil societies soon succumbed to vanity and corruption. […]