It all started with a single static image. I generated a concept image with ChatGPT, then jumped into GIMP to clean things up: white background, a bit of breathing room on the sides and top, nothing fancy, just prep work so the next steps wouldn't fight me later.
What happens when you build a web game targeting browsers from 1997? No React, no CSS Grid, no fetch API just raw PHP, <table> layouts, and <font> tags. Welcome to Retro Dynart.
Implemented a "Nexus Says" dialog system for cutscenes in Neon Signal.
Every now and then it’s nice to build something purely for fun. No deadlines, no product goals, no "is this the right stack?" questions, just curiosity and nostalgia.
I remember when I was a 9th grader we had 486DX machines with Windows 3.11 and Novell NetWare. These were my first internet experiences and it always lives in me as a pleasant memory. I have decided to recreate this experience and fortunately with the help of DOSBox-X, archive.org, theoldnet.com and - naturally - the internet it is possible.
If you’re building a web app with Capacitor.js and targeting Android 15+ (API 35), you’ll likely run into the edge-to-edge issue: your app content renders behind the status bar and navigation buttons. This post explains what’s happening and how to fix it.
This project started as a simple idea and quickly turned into an interesting experiment: What happens if I let AI help with everything?
Hi there! I’m Gábor László, an old-school software developer with a passion for coding just for the joy of it. I started this blog to collect and share my hobby projects, experiments, and little creations. Feel free to look around, I hope you’ll find something entertaining or inspiring!
