Is Replit Good for Building Small Apps With AI?
A practical look at when Replit makes sense for AI-assisted small app building, where it helps, and what non-developers still need to check.
Modern tools. Old-stack common sense.
A practical look at when Replit makes sense for AI-assisted small app building, where it helps, and what non-developers still need to check.
A practical WordPress workflow automation guide: automate drafts, metadata and handoffs while keeping review, judgement and publishing human-controlled.
Part 3 of the Hermes build diary: GrowthOS gets real analytics, social intelligence, commercial experiments and a private browser control room.
Part 2 of the Hermes build diary: turning a local agent into GrowthOS with durable context, web research, qualification, and human approval boundaries.
I’m installing Hermes Agent on a local Ubuntu server to see whether it can grow into a persistent marketing agent system for my products.
Building a football club manager with Codex is fast and productive, but keeping it inside a deliberately simple PHP architecture takes active work.
When AI answers replace the visit, useful websites become sources, proof layers and working systems rather than collections of interchangeable pages.
Building in public still has value, but AI has changed what’s worth sharing. The real story now is ideas, customers, distribution, and business.
A practical guide to choosing an AI app builder as a non-developer, based on the job you need done rather than the loudest demo.
A practical look at what Lovable is useful for, where it can mislead non-developers, and how to test an AI-built prototype before trusting it.