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ForensiqAI is an AI-powered forensic assistant that analyses suspicious links, messages, emails, screenshots, and transactions — returning a clear verdict with reasoning and next steps.

Today, I'm excited to launch CartyAI, a new Progressive Web App (PWA) designed to be your all-in-one 'Super App' for grocery shopping. It combines real-time budget tracking, a powerful AI assistant, and a 'Health Lens' to transform how you shop.

It is the end of the first month of 2026. In Agile development, I hold a Retrospective to be honest about what happened. Here are the wins, the lessons, and the adjustments for February.

How does the Frontend (your React app on an iPhone) talk to the Backend (the database in Virginia)? They use an API. But there are two dominant ways to structure this conversation: REST (the old reliable) and GraphQL (the modern challenger).

For developers and designers, vague client feedback is a source of immense frustration. It feels like an arbitary attack on my logic and hard work. But usually, the problem isn't the client. The problem is the Translation Layer.

Users love Dark Mode. It looks cool. It saves battery on OLED screens. But as a developer, supporting it isn't just about inverting colors. It is a complex UX challenge.

The term 'Smart Contract' is confusing. It sounds like AI legal document. It is neither. It is simply Self-Executing, Immutable Code. Think of a vending machine.

In the modern cloud world, nobody buys physical servers anymore. I rent computing power. But how I rent it is the subject of a massive architectural debate: Containers (like Docker) versus Serverless (like Firebase Functions).

Every developer, from the sweaty intern on day one to the distinguished CTO of Google, has thought 'I have no idea what I am doing.' In tech, this feeling isn't just common; it is rampant.

Today is Saturday, a good day for a slightly deeper technical concept that saves the global economy billions of dollars a year, yet most people have never heard of it: Idempotency.

As I integrate more Agents into my workflow, I run into a major philosophical and technical hurdle: Explainability. If I cannot explain why the AI made a decision, can I trust it with money? Or medical diagnosis?

How do I move code from my laptop to the live website without breaking anything? In the old days, a developer would manually connect to a server via FTP and drag-and-drop files. This was terrifying. Today, I use CI/CD Pipelines.