PinnedInFront-end WorldbyDaniel Llach·Jan 10, 2025From Top Developer to Poor Leader: The Myths That Broke MeYour best developers deserve better than being thrown into the deep end.A response icon22A response icon22
InLevel Up CodingbyDaniel Llach·2d agoWait, how? What an AI-built GitHub Action reminded me about being an engineerHow a workflow I didn’t write made me curious enough to learn how video actually works.A response icon1A response icon1
InVenturebyDaniel Llach·Oct 29Someone Sold the Project You Work OnThe other side of the mirror: why growing past senior means finding out who created your seat, and then creating the next one.
InVenturebyDaniel Llach·Oct 20The Most Valuable Question of My WeekWhat I learned moving from technical specialist to tech manager of accounts
InLevel Up CodingbyDaniel Llach·Oct 17I Do 10x More. I Own 10x Less.AI made me faster at almost everything. Then, after two weeks of preparation, I sat down with an expert and couldn’t explain my own work.
InLevel Up CodingbyDaniel Llach·Oct 9There Is No Magic Prompt: What It Took to Build a First Step Toward a Real AppA free color game for video calls, built with AI in a few days, and the unglamorous work no single prompt did for me.A response icon1A response icon1
Daniel Llach·Oct 7Designers never get a team-building game on their home turf. So I built one.Chroma Party is a free color-naming game for your next video call. No sign-up, no install. Here’s why it exists, how it works, and why I’d…
InLevel Up CodingbyDaniel Llach·Oct 6My Manager Brain Estimated One WeekIt took four. What I learned going back to hands-on coding after six years of managing teams.
InLevel Up CodingbyDaniel Llach·Sep 27How to Lead AI Adoption When Your Team Is Skeptical (And So Are You)Read the fine print, then build somethingA response icon1A response icon1
InLevel Up CodingbyDaniel Llach·Sep 274 Ways to Say No to Your Team (People and AI Agents)A “no” without context is just an obstacle waiting to be solvedA response icon1A response icon1
