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Fourteen years for one shelf

Programming

Fourteen years for one shelf

In 2012 I wrote an idea on a sheet of paper: a single online store, fed by the management systems of real shops. Everything was missing. On 5 September 2026 the first shelf filled itself, in four minutes and twenty-four seconds. Its name is MioEmporio.

05 September 2026

The procedure that already existed

Programming

The procedure that already existed

In a single day, from scattered emails to a live support system: the rule that holds it all up, the three defects the tests caught before production, and 88 cases fished back out of two years of correspondence. With a quotation that had been waiting years to come true.

25 July 2026

Das Wrack der Shan — the Shipwreck speaks German

Science fiction

Das Wrack der Shan — the Shipwreck speaks German

The first volume of the Amel Confederation saga now has a complete German edition. The diary of a translation made of upside-down quotation marks, words as long as starships, and registers that shift in tone.

12 July 2026

The Shipwreck of Shan · El Naufragio de Shan

Science fiction

The Shipwreck of Shan · El Naufragio de Shan

The first volume of the Amel Confederation saga sets out on two new courses: English and Spanish. Two twin editions, the same ship — and a shipwreck that goes on being reborn, one language at a time.

12 July 2026

The Shipwreck of Shan, now in Korean as well

Science fiction

The Shipwreck of Shan, now in Korean as well

The first volume of the Amel Confederation saga has a complete Korean edition. The diary of a journey between two alphabets — and of a shipwreck that, translated, came back to life.

08 July 2026

The shop that never closes: MyShop meets the web

Programming

The shop that never closes: MyShop meets the web

Thirty years ago I was writing the software for the counter. Today that counter goes on selling after the shutters come down. The story of a sync, two bugs caught in time, and why I did not use somebody else's platform.

05 July 2026

Programming today with Claude at my elbow

Programming

Programming today with Claude at my elbow

Thirty years of code, and then the AI arrived. What actually changes when you have an assistant that never sleeps and never judges your absurd variable names.

22 June 2026

The new nanniweb

Programming

The new nanniweb

Why I decided to rebuild my site from scratch, with plain PHP, vanilla CSS and a little artificial intelligence.

20 June 2026