Six Months in Review — From Firmware to Cloud, and a Blog That Moved
I moved this blog from Tistory to GitHub Pages, bringing all nine older posts with me. To mark the move, here’s what I’ve been doing in the six months since ...
I moved this blog from Tistory to GitHub Pages, bringing all nine older posts with me. To mark the move, here’s what I’ve been doing in the six months since ...
Build ERP long enough and a certain despair sets in. Define the entity, write the repository, write the service, write the controller, build the screen, wire...
I wrote about legacy refactoring in an earlier post, and it’s time for the follow-up on how far that project got. Short version: it went into production.
I usually write about web and cloud. Today it’s a completely different layer: rebuilding the control-board firmware for the coffee machines that go into our ...
This is about the backend of an unmanned-café SaaS — a system handling payments, orders, device management, loyalty points, and settlement for stores nationw...
Third post in the exchange series. In part 1 and part 2 I built an exchange on Java/Spring. This one is about tearing that down and rebuilding it.
A hands-on account of one developer building an enterprise-grade ERP platform in collaboration with AI (Claude Code). Sharing the process behind what felt...
Continuing from the last post…
This might be the easiest kind of project for an AI. It also seems like the most efficient.
It’s just past a week since I started developing with Claude Code.
Reference: two juniors vs. one senior + Claude Code