Doug Silkstone

Lovable serves as a fantastic tool for quickly prototyping applications; however, most teams consider it as a temporary solution - build in Lovable first, then completely hand it off to developers to rebuild with traditional coding. But what if you want the collaborative fun to continue? This guide demonstrates how

Over the last two years, the hype cycle in practical AI has been wild - from "this is completely useless" to "this will replace all developers" and back again. The reality is far more interesting, and it depends entirely on whether your AI can actually do

Real Digital Excellence Without the Industry Bullshit Real lessons from 15+ years in digital. No BS, no hypotheticals—just what actually works. Take what helps you, improve it, and apply it to your own journey. Dear Digital Professionals Tired of Cookie-Cutter Bullshit, The industry overflows with lookalike agencies, cargo-cult "

I did something illogical and dumb this week: I deleted every client logo, portfolio piece, case study, and testimonial from my website. In their place? Gundams. Gundams and absolutely zero attempt to look like every other agency website out there. There's zero content. Zero case studies. Zero anything.

Note: I'm sharing this early concept of FlowBlocks—a component registry for automation I'm developing—to gather feedback—especially if you're already adopting automation in your organization. If you have thoughts on how this could better serve your needs, I'd love to

When they say AI is dangerous, they're not picturing Terminators crushing humanity under hydraulic heels in a last-ditch battle against machines. The reality is subtler but perhaps even more insidious. They mean things like how effortlessly AI can power vast propaganda networks—thousands of bots and orchestrated human

Let's face reality: the standard job application system f**king sucks—it's a statistical nightmare designed to waste your time while providing the illusion of opportunity. To put it politely, the whole thing sucks balls. 🔭Send this to someone you care about that's feeling

Note the mistakes. Note the chaotic flow. Note the immense detail. Note how, as I dictate my thoughts out loud, I barely keep my cognitive processing engaged whilst slipping in and out of topics as they come to mind. If I talked to anyone like this in the street, they