Discover the behind the scenes of organizing a week-long residency for 10 entrepreneurs in a French manor.

Your worst enemy isn't the competition, the market, or the money. It's the Thursday afternoon when you just can't open your IDE.

Reverse engineering, hacking and cracking has a long tradition of being tedious and intensive - how has it changed with our new AI tools

Developers who save a ton of time thanks to AI: what do you do with it? Let's explore that.

In 2026, every indie hacker is a purple cow. A brutally honest take on differentiation in indie hacking.

6 years later, I wrote a blog post about how I was organizing my day to day work. Here's an update.

Good software knows what problem it solves and what needs to be tackled by another tool

February started slow.

Dogfooding: Why I migrated EventuallyCoding to Writizzy. Between the difficulty of open source and the agility of SaaS, here are some insights from my experience.

Indie hacking is like: research, test, iterate, repeat. And swing golf clubs for the breaks.

Selling to a large corporation seems like the ultimate validation for a startup. It's often the beginning of the end. Endless sales cycles, cash flow problems, product derailed from its roadmap: here's why B2BigB is a trap, and how to try to avoid it

Arguing that the current Generative AI trend is a chance for disrupting existing staled eco-systems with free software for the common good

Three days hunting, one breakthrough, and the Bangkok I'd been missing.

2 months building behind the scenes. One free tool launch. One dinner with makers making serious money.

I want to organise a week-long indie hacking residency in France 👀.

Security, geopolitics, planned obsolescence: the reasons to leave Windows have never been stronger. Here's my attempted migration to Linux

How has AI transformed software engineering? From the end of ego-coding to 'Context Driven Engineering', discover feedback from Doctolib, Malt, Alan and Google on the industrialization of AI agents in 2026

Staying focused is becoming the #1 indie hacker superpower. Today I almost derailed my entire workday by starting a new project after scrolling. Here's what happened.

The internet as you know it only exists because someone is paying for your attention. If something is getting propagated, someone is willing to pay their own money to showcase that. Every free product you use, every search you run, every reel you scroll through exists because advertisers subsidize your access with cold hard cash.

From Cloud-Native to AI-Native: How AI is turning code into a commodity. Discover the new BBRV (Build, Buy, Run, or Vibe) framework and why the 'Product Engineer' is the only moat that matters in the era of liquid software