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React Server Components: What They Actually Change in Your Code
Forget the hype articles. Here's what actually changes in your day-to-day React code when you start using Server Components, with the mistakes I made so you don't have to.
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How I Use Claude Code Subagents to Parallelize My Work
One Claude Code session doing everything is slow. Splitting the work across subagents is what finally made me feel like I was moving at my own pace instead of waiting on a tool.
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Create a Crypto Subscription Service with Solana Pay
I built a subscription system that charges users in SOL or USDC on a recurring basis. No Stripe, no banks — just on-chain payments for access to premium content.
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The Claude Code Prompts I Use Every Day as a Developer
After months of using Claude Code daily, I've settled on a set of go-to prompts that consistently give great results. Here are the exact prompts and why they work.
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Build a Solana NFT Mint Bot That Snipes Drops
I built a bot that auto-mints NFTs the second a collection goes live on Solana. Some drops sell out in seconds — here's how to be first.
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How I Use Claude Code to Ship Side Projects 10x Faster
My last three side projects shipped in days instead of weeks. Claude Code handles the boring parts so I can focus on what matters. Here's my exact process.
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How to Earn SOL Running a Solana Validator as a Side Business
I looked into running a Solana validator to earn staking rewards. Here's the real cost breakdown, expected earnings, and whether it's actually worth it.
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Build a Solana Telegram Trading Bot Like BONKbot
Telegram trading bots are printing money on Solana. I built my own that lets users buy and sell tokens via chat commands. Here's the full breakdown.
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Solana On-Chain Analytics Dashboard with Next.js
I built a real-time Solana analytics dashboard that tracks volume, active wallets, and trending tokens. Here's how I pull the data and display it.
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I Replaced My Entire Dev Workflow with Claude Code
I went all-in on Claude Code for a month — debugging, refactoring, writing tests, even git commits. Here's what worked, what didn't, and what surprised me.