The Quiet Revolution of Edge Computing in 2026
We spent a decade moving everything to the cloud. Now the smartest teams are moving it back out. Here is what I have learned running workloads at the edge for the past year.
Engineer, architect, and occasional philosopher exploring the intersection of clean code, meaningful work, and the analog life between deployments.
Long-form thinking on software, systems, and the spaces in between.
We spent a decade moving everything to the cloud. Now the smartest teams are moving it back out. Here is what I have learned running workloads at the edge for the past year.
A small change in my morning routine that had an outsized impact on focus, creativity, and my relationship with deep work. Sometimes the best optimization is subtraction.
You do not need Kubernetes for reliable deployments. A battle-tested approach to rolling deploys on a single VPS that has served me well through dozens of production launches.
TypeScript's type system is more powerful than most teams realize. Branded types and the phantom type pattern can eliminate entire categories of bugs at compile time.
I left the laptop behind and spent a weekend with nothing but a Pentax K1000, three rolls of Portra 400, and a pair of worn hiking boots. A short photo essay.
Your system will fail. The question is whether it fails like a light switch or a dimmer. Strategies for building services that bend instead of break under pressure.
I am a software engineer based in Tampa, Florida with over two decades of experience building web applications, distributed systems, and developer tools. I have spent most of my career in the Node.js and TypeScript ecosystem, but I am always exploring whatever technology solves the problem best.
When I am not writing code, you will find me hiking Florida trails, experimenting with pour-over ratios, tinkering with film cameras, or reading something by Cal Newport. This blog is where I think out loud about all of it.