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Hi, this is

decadez

A small lab for code and ideas

I write about software engineering, product thinking, AI tools, and the systems I use to keep projects moving.

This site is intentionally lightweight: a portfolio, a blog, and a running notebook for experiments worth keeping.

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What is this?

decadez.dev is a personal site for practical notes: code I want to reuse, tools I want to remember, and product ideas that become clearer when written down.

The goal is a quiet, durable home page rather than a heavy portfolio. It should be easy to scan, easy to edit, and simple to deploy.

Engineering

Notes on frontend systems, developer experience, deployment, and maintainable code.

AI tooling

Experiments with coding agents, prompts, workflows, and evaluation habits.

Product sense

Small observations about users, growth, interfaces, and decision making.

Featured Work

A few current tracks and reusable building blocks.
Static Site10z

decadez.dev

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A small personal blog and portfolio built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS.

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
Component DocsUI

Web dev UI

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A focused documentation entry for the extracted decadez.dev UI component library.

  • Docs
  • Components
  • Sandbox
More experiments live on GitHub.

Blog

Notes about engineering, AI tooling, product, and deployment as a documenting practice. Here are the latest posts.

  • Working With AI Agents

    decadez.dev
    Posted on: July 7, 2026  at  04:20 AM

    Useful agentic coding work is scoped, verified, and easy to review after the automation stops.

  • Static Sites on GitHub Pages

    decadez.dev
    Posted on: July 7, 2026  at  04:10 AM

    A compact deployment checklist for a static Next.js site served from a GitHub Pages project path.

  • Hello, decadez.dev

    decadez.dev
    Posted on: July 7, 2026  at  04:00 AM

    A short note about turning this site into a quiet home for code, AI tooling, product thinking, and reusable project notes.

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Keep the thread going

The easiest place to follow the work, open issues, or suggest changes is GitHub.

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