I built this because my 256GB MacBook was constantly running out of storage.

Working across macOS, iOS, Android, web, Docker, Flutter, React Native, Node.js... every tool kept leaving gigabytes of caches, artifacts, simulators, dependencies, and old projects behind.

I got tired of hunting through random folders every week.

So I built Storage Cleaner for Developers—a Mac app that actually understands development environments.

It finds inactive projects, lets you hibernate them, cleans Xcode, Android Studio, Docker, CLI tools, duplicates, leftover artifacts, and much more.

If you're developing on a 256GB or 512GB Mac, I think you'll love it.

storagecleaner.horizam.com

Storage Cleaner for Developers

I built BillAlert because I kept forgetting recurring payments (utility bills, AI tools, subscriptions... you name it) 🫠

It completely fixed my monthly budget tracking, so I just shipped an update to help you too:

• Slack notifications
• Critical alarms for important bills

“Vibe coding” in Laravel/PHP without tests, PHPStan, Rector, Pint, and rule files is just delayed failure.

Tests are VERY, VERY, VERY essential.

They give you the confidence to ship new features and refactor without fear.

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#laravel #vibecoding #Tests #php

Eid Mubarak to All of you celebrating 🌙

If you provide good context, AI generates cleaner, well-structured, and well-documented code, Way Better than what developers write.

Of course, in large, complex codebases, AI can still mess things up. But when it comes to designing landing pages, writing SQL queries, or handling UI/UX work, the speed boost is insane.

One key thing I’ve learned: AI works way better if you break tasks into smaller steps and tackle them one by one. When you clearly describe what you want at each step, the results feel almost magical—like it’s delivering exactly what you envisioned.

Last night, I built a full landing page in one go—animations, gradients, smooth interactions—the kind of stuff that would’ve taken me way longer to figure out manually.

As a solo developer, the amount of work you can now produce feels crazy. AI isn’t replacing us yet, but it’s definitely redefining what’s possible.

It’s surreal!