This project is a story of building in public - and an open invitation to follow, learn, or start your own.

Founder's View

I believe the best way to learn is to build something real - and share it before you feel ready.

Not tutorials. Not side projects that stay local. Real things that ship. Things people can use. Things that force you to solve problems you didn't anticipate.

Most developers I admire started the same way: they built something for themselves, put it out into the world, and let the work speak. I want to do the same. sbozh.me is where that happens.

The Catalyst

I've reached a point where I'm overwhelmed with ideas I want to implement. The backlog keeps growing.

Then LLMs happened. Suddenly, work that felt like months became weeks. Things I couldn't reasonably do alone became possible. After a decade of building, it feels like I finally have both the proficiency and the tools to pioneer ideas I've been carrying in my head for years.

sbozh.me is how I document that process. If it works, you get a record of how it happened. If it fails, you get a record of the attempt - and something to learn from for the next iteration.

Either way, it ships.

Why This Exists

I want to build things I care about, in public, and show that it's possible to start with what you have.

If watching the process helps you start your own project - great. If you need someone to help navigate the early chaos - I'm here. If you just want to see what gets built next - stick around.

That's it. No grand mission. Just building, sharing, and hopefully making someone sbozhed along the way.