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A place for the things learned along the way

Introducing the Feemag journal: a notebook for Flutter, AI experiments, useful software, and the process behind it all.

Welcome to the Feemag journal. This is a space for the technical ideas, questions, and experiments that sit between a first prototype and a useful product.

The portfolio shows finished work. The journal has room for the thinking around it: why a particular approach is useful, where it stops being useful, and what to try next.

What belongs in this notebook

Flutter and AI are the main themes, with room for the practical engineering work that connects them.

Expect explanations of app structure, interface behavior, and integrations. There is also space for smaller notes: a useful debugging technique, an experiment worth repeating, or a design decision that deserves a closer look.

A post does not have to claim a universal answer to be useful. Sometimes the most helpful thing is a clear example and an honest description of its limits.

The Feemag projects

The broader Feemag collection includes products and tools built around concrete tasks:

  • Persona explores AI character conversations and creator tools.
  • ExactKB helps compress photos to a specific file-size target.
  • Feemag Tools brings together browser tools for images, PDFs, and spreadsheets.

You can explore the work and background behind the brand on the Feemag portfolio.

Useful writing starts with a real question

A good technical post should make its starting point clear. What is being built? What constraint matters? What does the example leave out?

Code should serve the explanation. An example that teaches one idea clearly is more useful than a large snippet whose assumptions are hidden. When a topic depends on a library or platform, links to the original documentation help the reader check the details and go further.

This notebook is intended to grow with the projects. It is a place to keep the useful parts of that learning accessible.

Follow along

Browse by topic, search for a specific idea, or add the RSS feed to your reader. New published articles appear in the feed without needing another account or another newsletter in your inbox.

If there is a Flutter or AI topic you would like to see explored, send a note. Curiosity is a good place to begin.

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