Massive problem trying to keep on top of Gatsby websites you built years ago for clients that are throwing errors every few months. Anybody got a pipeline to convert from gatsby to Next.js? Or something I can just chuck into Cursor and get it to run in the background 🙏

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Anybody interested in taking on a bunch of old Gatsby website's I've built over the past ~6ish years? I can just invite you to the repo and pass your details onto the client. I have absolutely no time or desire to continue maintaining them haha. Depending on the website context,

The Deep Space Network (DSN) is a global system of large radio antennas. It is one of the most essential components of NASA’s space exploration infrastructure. ↓

Identity and website for Union Pacific, a contemporary art gallery based in London, representing challenging and ambitious new artworks and artists. Built with Prismic, Gatsby and hosted with Netlify.

Design and development for LCS, a creative studio developing and producing distinctive and culturally-impactful content for brands, broadcasters, platforms and cinema. Built with Prismic, Gatsby and hosted with Netlify.

Design and development of an e-commerce experience for Shannon Bond, a Lisbon based jeweller. Built with Prismic, Shopify, Gatsby and hosted with Netlify.

Website for Marton Perlaki, a Paris-based visual artist who works primarily in photography. Built with Next.js, Prismic and hosted with Vercel.

A quite famous British artist is just straight up ignoring my outstanding invoices 🫤

Managed to build a script (bot? 🤖) to migrate a ton of content from a clients old Squarespace site to the new Prismic site using the migration api. Thinking of adding in some kind of "vision" so it can look at the page, look at the available slices and then choose the most

Is there a way to turn off "You're absolutely right!". Driving me insane right now.

back in my day this was our vercel

transformers for everyone, if you can read english let this be your introduction to deep learning, you will not regret this!!!

2025 has been the year of having to chase invoices more than any other year I can remember.

Trying out GPT-5 in Cursor and it took ~5 mins of thinking to do not very much, so I cancelled it and tried again with Claude 4 Sonnet and it completed the task in about 30s

It's always the smallest projects that have the most amount of amends.

First time getting a "That's a brilliant approach!" from Claude. Am I becoming a better coder?