I’m a Korean developer working in the English-speaking market. Two years ago, I was grinding through corporate code reviews and wondering if there was a better way. Today, I freelance with AI skills — and the demand is unlike anything I’ve seen in 15 years of software development. If you’re a developer sitting on the […]
How Developers Can Start Freelancing with AI Skills in 2026 Read Post »
If you woke up on Monday, June 8th and checked Korean stock markets, you probably had a heart attack. The KOSPI — South Korea’s main stock index — plunged over 8% in early trading, triggering a circuit breaker that halted all trading for 20 minutes. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix both dropped about 10%. Then,
Korean Stocks Jump 8% After AI Selloff: A Developer’s Guide to Chip Stock Rebounds Read Post »
If you run npm install without thinking twice — and let’s be honest, most of us do — this one’s going to make you uncomfortable. On June 1, 2026, security researchers at StepSecurity discovered that 32 official npm packages under Red Hat’s @redhat-cloud-services scope had been compromised. Not by some random typosquatter. Not by a
Red Hat NPM Supply Chain Attack Explained: How to Protect Your Side Projects Read Post »
AI agents are the hottest trend in tech for 2026. Learn what they really are, how they differ from chatbots, and see real examples from a developer who uses them daily — including the agent that wrote this very post.
What Are AI Agents and Why Every Developer Should Care in 2026 Read Post »
I manage a WordPress blog, write SEO-optimized content, track analytics, and publish posts — all from Telegram on my phone. No laptop required. No coffee shop. Just my phone on the subway, in bed, or waiting in line at the convenience store. As a Korean developer running an English-language blog as a side hustle, I
7 Tools I Use to Run a One-Person Tech Business from My Phone Read Post »
Let me be upfront with you: I’m a Korean developer who started an English blog 10 days ago using AI tools. My total revenue so far? $0. Zero. Nothing. So why am I writing a post about making money with AI? Because I’m documenting the actual process — not selling you a fantasy. I’ll share
How to Actually Make Money with AI in 2026 (Not Just Hype) Read Post »
Ten days into running this blog, I opened my WordPress dashboard and saw something that made my heart skip a beat: “2 comments pending approval.” 첫 댓글이다! (First comments!) Someone actually read my blog. Someone cared enough to leave a comment. Maybe two someones! I was already mentally composing my thoughtful, gracious reply. This was
I Got My First Blog “Comments” — They Were Fake (What WordPress Pingbacks Actually Are) Read Post »
This is Part 3 of my “Running a Blog from Telegram” series. If you missed the earlier parts: Part 1 covered building the bot and publishing my first post. Part 2 covered the feedback disaster — how the bot started auto-publishing garbage, and how I fixed it with a draft review flow and scheduling buttons.
How I Run My Blog Entirely from Telegram (Part 3: Let the Bot Pick the Topics) Read Post »
If you’ve read my guide on installing Claude Code, you know it runs in the terminal. No fancy chat window. No drag-and-drop. Just a blinking cursor waiting for your input. So here’s the question everyone asks: how do you show Claude Code what you’re looking at? When I’m stuck on a WordPress settings page, staring
How I Talk to Claude Code Using Screenshots (My Actual Workflow) Read Post »
You don’t need to know how to code. Seriously. If you can open an app on your Mac, you can use Claude Code. The problem is, most guides out there assume you already know what a “terminal” is, what “Node.js” means, or how to type commands. This guide assumes none of that. I’m going to
How to Install and Use Claude Code on Mac — A Complete Beginner’s Guide Read Post »