I spent my whole career thinking software was for other people. Here is how that changed.
How a lawyer with zero coding background started building her own tools, and why I'm passing it on.
The series so far
I'm just getting started, so the shape of this is still up for grabs. The live posts are below, followed by a handful of ideas I'm thinking about. The order might change, the list might change, and some of these might turn into something else entirely.
How a lawyer with zero coding background started building her own tools, and why I'm passing it on.
A ten-minute build that takes the mystery out of HTML, CSS and JavaScript — and out of what 'running locally' actually means.
A small place to write down a decision and what you were thinking when you made it. Same shape as the habit tracker.
Whatever annoying conversion you keep doing in your head, but built once and reused.
A random-picker that takes the decision off your plate. Tiny build, different flavour.
A task list your tool actually keeps between sessions — the step beyond one-shot HTML.
The tool that started all of this for me. Whether it fits a beginners' series is something I'm still chewing on.