Blog
Writing about what I build: what worked, What got stuck, and what I would do differently.
Route
9 pieces
1 hour ago
Faria Gallery: one day, ten dollars, and no server
BluckerTV cost R$ 8,100 over five months. This site costs US$ 10.46 a year and was built in a day. The difference is not thrift, it is fit.
19 hours ago
Simulado Online: built for the classmate with an exam tomorrow
No framework, no build, no server, no account. Every one of those absences was chosen for the person using it, not the person writing it.
19 hours ago
Blucker: fake money, real defences
A university e-commerce project where almost all the work went into things nobody sees on screen. Treating fake money as real is the training that counts.
23 hours ago
BluckerTV: five months, one subscriber
Post-mortem of a video platform built alone and shut down as a business decision, not a technical failure. What the numbers taught me.
20 hours ago
Hydroponic Greenhouse: lettuce run by thirteen logic gates
A system that waters, heats, ventilates, and shades a greenhouse on its own, with no processor and no code. The whole decision lives in the wire.
19 hours ago
Quiz Animado: two-factor authentication to name a 2000s cartoon
An offline twelve-question quiz with validated signup, a two-factor PIN, password recovery, and BCrypt hashing. The overkill is the point of the text.
21 hours ago
Virtual Library: my final project, two years on
A library system in Django, built at technical high school in 2024. It teaches more through the mistakes left in the repository than through what worked.
22 hours ago
Até Zerar: four years recording whole games
How a gameplay channel with no commentary reached 5.7 million views, and what four years of steady publishing teach about production.
yesterday
Why this site exists
Who I am, what Faria Gallery is, and why every project here shows up with a museum label instead of a pretty screenshot.
No piece on that subject.