A deep dive into the realities of using Antigravity, Opus 4.5, and Gemini 3 Pro for greenfield development and architectural maintenance.

This post covers some techniques to apply concepts to the elements in tuples provided as template parameters.

When I started looking into this for my own use cases it was not obvious what the right approaches were. Hopefully this helps other folks!

First blog post in an ongoing series on developing the Crunch message serialization framework. Its main design goals are opt-out rather than opt-in message and field validation, pluggable serialization formats, and completely static memory allocation.

In my time working as a professional embedded software engineer, I have seen a lot of code that super tightly couples abstract business logic to a particular peripheral device or low level OS facility. I was inspired to write this blog post about how folks can write more maintainable and extensible C code using a concept called dependency inversion.

Hopefully its insightful and something ya'll can apply to your own projects! The post links a github repo with all the code in the example so you can check it out and run things yourself!