This is my weekly coding diary for 2026.
I come from a mathematics background, so for a long time I’ve assumed that one day I’d be able to do the coding thing properly. But assumption isn’t the same as fluency - and over time, engineering started to feel like a black box I didn’t fully understand.
I want to change that.
The goal here is simple: to get to the point where building things feels easy, intuitive, and genuinely fun. To stop treating engineering as something abstract, and start treating it as a craft I can use fluently.
So for the whole of 2026, I’m building something every single week.
Some weeks will take a couple hours; some multiple days.
Some weeks will be scrapped; some will be ambitious.
But the key is that - whether a tool, a site, an experiment, a prototype, or a half-formed idea - each week, I have to ship.
That rule exists for a reason. Perfectionism is a fantastic way to never finish anything, so this project is deliberately structured to prioritise momentum over polish.
Alongside the builds, I’ll share what I can about the process: this is as much a record for my future self as it is something I’m sharing publicly.
Follow along for the journey - I can’t wait to see where it takes me!
