I came across this post on Simon Willison’s blog, where he writes about a game he developed with the help of Claude Code. The game is entirely vibe-coded. It’s incredible how capable AI models have become at creating these kinds of games.

The game is really impressive, though not perfect. It makes me wonder whether it’s really worth investing time in learning game development when AI can already do it on its own.

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I’m tired of working on forms—endless input boxes and lifeless buttons!

Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body.

Today, I finally managed to read several of the (hundreds of) tabs I had open in Google Chrome, including this article by Zach Lieberman about his process for publishing sketches back in 2016. I had wanted to read it for a while, but due to lack of time, I had not done it until now.

It is impressive that, even though it is a 10-year-old article, there are still bits of knowledge to discover. In particular, I found references to libraries and frameworks I did not know, in addition to very interesting personalities in the Creative Coding space. Special mention to Jurg Lehni, Shantell Martin, and Ryan Alexander. As for libraries, Paper.js seems to be obsolete now, but it is still worth taking a look.

I have wanted to get into the Creative Coding world for a while now, without much luck, given that my job is more oriented toward web programming. Anyway, it is never too late to start something. Hopefully this year will be the one.