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How I Used Comet Browser to Bulk Update Links in My Old Facebook Posts – and What I Learned
Migrating a domain is a pivotal moment for any online project. Recently, I moved my content fromhttps://drtfefbxsc.cfolks.pl/sniadanioweinspiracje/index.php/recipe/to a fresh, user-friendly domain:https://breakfasttips.com/recipe/ One thing became immediately clear: my Facebook page was littered with old recipe links pointing to the legacy domain. For branding, SEO, and user experience, those links needed updating—and fast. The Challenge: No Facebook…
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From One Picture to a Board Game: How AI Helped Me Build a Game in One Afternoon
It Started with a Photo Picture this: You’re wandering through a weekend market, coffee in hand, when you spot something that stops you in your tracks. For me, it was an elderly craftsman demonstrating an ancient strategy game on the most beautiful leather board I’d ever seen. https://game.orpi.pl The game was called “Three in Line”-…
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How I Secured My Application with One Correct Prompt: A VibeCoders Guide to Risk-Free Security Implementation
Securing web applications can feel overwhelming, especially when balancing functionality with robust protection. However, sometimes the right approach can transform your application’s security posture with a single, well-crafted request. This is exactly what happened when I decided to secure my login system – and the results exceeded all expectations. The Challenge: Building Enterprise-Grade Security As…
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Teaching Children Password Security: A Parent’s Journey
When my child started school, I faced an unexpected challenge: they needed a password for logging into school computers and various educational platforms during IT classes. Like many parents, I initially thought this would be straightforward. However, I quickly discovered a concerning trend. Teachers often request that parents set “very easy” passwords for young children,…
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The Fast Track to Failure? How to Quickly Verify AI-Generated Applications – Checklist
As a lead software engineer, I’ve recently encountered a troubling trend. Many developers, including some who teach AI coding workshops, are fascinated by the ability to create applications with a single prompt. Like most “vibe coders,” they’ve never built, deployed, or maintained production applications independently—especially in large, distributed ecosystems with international, ever-changing teams and requirements….
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AI-Driven Development in Corporate Teams: A Strategic Implementation Guide
As a Lead Software Engineer who has observed numerous AI implementation attempts across various teams, I’ve seen the same pattern repeat countless times: teams rush to deploy AI tools expecting immediate productivity gains, only to find themselves struggling with inconsistent results, poor code quality, and frustrated developers. The recent discussion from r/VibeCoding about using AI…
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From Buzzword to Business Value: Using AI Responsibly in Real Projects
How a bedtime story turned into a published book thanks to a thoughtful AI-driven workflow AI is no longer an emerging technology—it’s everywhere. The market is saturated with tools and platforms promising to do everything from writing your code to generating images, music, or complete applications. But here’s a hard truth that many teams (and…
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How to Build an AI-Powered Application Without Knowing How to Code, thanks to v0.dev
Many aspiring developers ask themselves how to build their own application if they can’t code or don’t even know what a “JS selector” is. If you have similar doubts, this guide is for you! I’ll show you, step by step, how AI and the v0.dev platform can help. 1. Describe Your Application with a Prompt The first…
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AI Experiments in Supermarket Price Tag Recognition
Exploring Snowflake for Image Processing In January, I began experimenting with Snowflake Document AI to process supermarket price tag images. The goal was to extract structured product data from shelf photos, leveraging the scalable infrastructure and built-in machine learning capabilities of Snowflake. While the platform offered promising tools for document analysis, my early results showed…
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Beyond the AI Team: Why Every Employee Should Be AI-Enabled
Remember when companies first introduced computers? Imagine if organizations had decided to create a single “Computer Team” and required every department to submit requests for spreadsheet calculations, word processing, or data analysis. The inefficiency would have been staggering. Yet today, many organizations are making the exact same mistake with artificial intelligence. The traditional approach of…
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Simplifying Web Testing with AI: Introducing the AI Test Script Generator
The Testing Challenge As a team lead and software engineer, I’ve often encountered a recurring challenge in my projects: how to effectively test user journeys on websites. This challenge becomes particularly pronounced in companies without specialized QA teams, where testing responsibilities fall on developers who may not have extensive testing expertise. Let’s face it – many…
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Generative AI + Vibe-Coding: How I Solved My Shopping Problem in One Evening
When a simple grocery shopping trip becomes the catalyst for innovation, you know you’re onto something. Last Saturday, while standing in the supermarket aisle trying to decipher whether sweet macaroons contained gluten, I found myself squinting at tiny German text on a transparent package, with the Polish translation conveniently covered by a price tag. After…
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This is how it all started…
When I was a child, I watched a movie “Capital City” with a scene where an IT specialist worked remotely on his laptop, tackling a technical issue. That scene sparked my desire to work in that way.
From Atari to PCs, dial-up (PPP), ASP, and beyond, there was a lot of learning and studying. I worked while I studied, explored new programming languages and areas of technology, eventually leading a team. Startups, remote work, and even AI – it’s been a journey!
Continuous learning, curiosity, and a balanced life are the keys to success in this field.
Engineering manager, team lead, architect, developer