Build in Public Guide Series

Real stories of building software, scripts, and side projects in public. Learn from failures, share progress, and grow alongside the community.

Building in public means sharing the journey, the wins, the failures, and everything in between. This series documents real projects I have built, the lessons I have learned, and the mistakes I have made so you can learn from them too. No polished success stories, just honest building. Every article includes the exact prompts I used, the code that worked, and the bugs that nearly broke things. If you are learning to build with AI or trying to ship your first side project, these stories will save you time and frustration. Transparency beats perfection every time. You will see the ugly first drafts, the debugging sessions that took hours, and the moments when giving up felt easier than pushing through. The goal is to show you what real building looks like, not just the polished final product. Read these to gain confidence in your own building journey. New to building in public? Start with the latest article to see how AI tools like DeepSeek and Claude can accelerate prototyping while you focus on the hard parts, debugging, deployment, and iteration. Each post includes downloadable code snippets and prompt templates.

About the Build in Public Knowledge Base

Welcome to our Build in Public guide collection. Our team tests real solutions on physical hardware. We share clear steps, proven scripts, and practical fixes. You get exact terminal commands without fluff or guesswork.

Each guide helps you fix a specific issue or speed up your daily workflow. Browse the tutorials below to find working fixes, benchmark data, and verified code.

All Build in Public Guides & Technical Runbooks

Frequently Asked Questions: Build in Public

What topics are covered in the Build in Public series?
We share step-by-step guides for fixing bugs, running tools, and setting up systems. Every article solves a specific problem with clear steps.
How often are these Build in Public guides updated?
We update these articles whenever Microsoft, Google, or software makers ship new patches. We re-test our steps on physical machines to make sure they still work.
Can I run these Build in Public commands safely on my system?
Yes. We test every script on real hardware before sharing it. We focus on safe, non-destructive fixes and always include rollback steps.