Is Vizibly Worth Using for Image SEO and GEO?
A hands-on Vizibly review covering image SEO audits, AI metadata, GEO scoring, crawl comparisons, pricing, and where the tool is genuinely useful.
Solo Builders
Why Does Google Search Console Say “URL Is on Google” and “Crawled – Currently Not Indexed”?
Why GSC can show a URL as indexed and crawled-not-indexed, plus practical header, Googlebot and sitemap checks for conflicting reports.
Should You Ask AI to Improve Your Question Before It Answers?
When you don’t know enough to ask AI a useful question, ask it to expose your assumptions, find the missing context, and improve the question first.
Is Promptadora a Better Way to Organise and Improve AI Prompts?
I tested Promptadora with a rough real-world prompt to see whether its generator, workspaces, version history, and export tools are genuinely useful.
Is GEO Just SEO With AI Search Added?
A practical SEO and GEO guide for small sites: clear answers, crawlable pages, first-hand examples, internal links, AI visibility checks, and no panic.
What I Want Old Stack Journal to Be
Practical builders don’t need more hype. They need honest build notes, safer AI habits, useful replies, and people who help them keep going.
I Got Tired of Fighting Canva, So I Made Social Video Templates with HTML
I got tired of fighting design tools, so I built a simple HTML/CSS workflow for making reusable article promo videos with OBS and Clipchamp.
Codex Makes Old-School Web Development Feel New Again
Codex makes old-school web development feel fresh again by helping with real code, small fixes, repo context, and practical solo builder workflows.
Syntax 819: Fun and Profitable Side Projects for Developers
Syntax 819 looks at side projects for developers: small tools, weird experiments, learning projects, money ideas, and the problem of actually finishing one…
LAMP Is Still Enough for Most Web Projects
Most developers aren’t building Netflix. For normal web projects, PHP, MySQL, Apache and cron still do the job without startup architecture up front. Usually.