Your code is the most personal thing you type all day. It holds half-formed ideas, client work, passwords you meant to move, and the project you have not told anyone about yet. Most online editors treat that as cargo: the moment you type, it travels ...

Two weeks ago I wrote the overview: a static indie site needs three machine-readable files — sitemap, schema, and llms.txt. That post told you what each one is for. This one is the part I left out on purpose: the actual code. I run NitroIDE, a browse...

I run NitroIDE, a free browser IDE where your code never leaves the tab — no signup, no cloud backend, no waiting for a container to boot. Last week I rebuilt its blog engine, and the whole thing runs on one JSON file. No static site generator. No b...

Introducing NitroIDE — Engineering a Faster Browser IDE for Modern Developers Hey everyone Over the past few months, I’ve been working on a project called NitroIDE — a modern browser-based IDE focused on performance, low latency, and creating a s...

Introducing NitroIDE — Engineering a Faster Browser IDE for Modern Developers Hey everyone Over the past few months, I’ve been working on a project called NitroIDE — a modern browser-based IDE focused on performance, low latency, and creating a s...

Introducing NitroIDE — Engineering a Faster Browser IDE for Modern Developers Hey everyone Over the past few months, I’ve been working on a project called NitroIDE — a modern browser-based IDE focused on performance, low latency, and creating a s...

Introducing NitroIDE — Engineering a Faster Browser IDE for Modern Developers Hey everyone Over the past few months, I’ve been working on a project called NitroIDE — a modern browser-based IDE focused on performance, low latency, and creating a s...