I build React Native in production.
I share how I pilot AI agents
Full-time on a technically demanding app. I structured my agentic workflows over months of practice. Here is what I learned.
- Today
- Lead React Native on a production app
- Path
- Audiovisual, self-taught, lead engineer
- What I share
- An agentic method that holds up
Two things, done for real.
React Native, in production.
Full-stack on a demanding app. Animations, on-device AI, BLE, video. Code that runs for real users, not demos.
Agentic coding, no buzzword.
I pilot Claude Code as my main developer. Months structuring the method, first for myself, then for a whole team. Not a mode, a system.
Learn to pilot, not to prompt.
A self-paced course. What I learned over months of practice, structured so you start without going back to zero. From the fundamentals to the advanced techniques.
Recent writing.
What I am digging into right now. Technical, no posturing.
From audiovisual to lead engineer.
Audiovisual technician, then a bootcamp and a lot of self-teaching. Junior with no mentor, no network. I struggled.
Then I found methods that work. AI became the mentor I never had: a tool I direct, not a guru that gives orders. Today I share what I learn, as a practitioner who is a step ahead, not as an expert.
If you missed the start, you can still get on
I am not a guru. I have practiced a lot, and I can save you time.