What I’m Building Right Now (And Why I Started This Blog)

Hello everyone,


I’ve been working on different web development projects lately, and I realized something—I don’t have a place to document everything I’m learning and building.


So I decided to start this blog.


Right now, I’m focused on building real-world applications using modern technologies like Vue, Nuxt 3, and AI tools. I’ve also been exploring things like Web3 integrations, virtual assistants, and custom systems that solve actual problems.


Some of the things I’m currently working on include:

  • A virtual assistant system powered by AI

  • Web applications using Nuxt 3 and Tailwind CSS

  • Experiments with APIs, real-time systems, and automation

  • Exploring integrations like wallets and token-based systems


I also recently worked with platforms like Wix, which gave me a different perspective on how websites are built and managed compared to custom development.


This blog will be a place where I share:

  • What I’m building

  • Problems I encounter (and how I solve them)

  • Lessons I learn along the way

  • Ideas and experiments I try


I’m not an expert—I’m still learning—but I believe documenting the process is just as valuable as the end result.


If you’re also into web development, AI, or building things from scratch, this blog is for you.


Let’s build.


— Juan

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