FEATURED PROJECT
Modern OS: Building a Desktop Environment Inside WordPress
A WordPress-based desktop environment with movable windows, a taskbar, applications, and productivity tools.
Explore Project ↗Read project story →PROJECTS & DIGITAL HISTORY
Building the Future.
Remembering the Digital Past.
I've always been fascinated by technology, especially the ways it brings people together. From dial-up bulletin board systems to today's social networks, the tools may have changed, but the desire to connect, share, and build communities has never gone away.
This is where I share some of the projects I've been building and explore the history of online communication — part personal archive, part ongoing experiment, and part appreciation for the digital world that came before us.
Explore the projects ↓Welcome to a connected world.
> 1. Projects
2. Tech History
3. Remember When?
4. Let's Connect
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> 1. Projects
2. Tech History
3. Remember When?
4. Let's Connect
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▣ FEATURED PROJECTS
Experiments in technology and connection
FEATURED PROJECT
The BBS Experience: Revisiting the Online World Before the Web
A WordPress BBS theme and a live Telnet-accessible bulletin board system inspired by the golden age of dial-up.
Explore Project ↗Read project story →◷ THE EVOLUTION OF ONLINE COMMUNICATION
From bulletin board systems to social media, here's a look at how we got here.
1970s–1980s
The BBS Era
Dial-up bulletin boards, early online communities, file sharing, and message boards.
1980s–1990s
Online Services
CompuServe, Prodigy, AOL, and large online communities.
1990s
The World Wide Web
Web portals, CNET, chat rooms, and independent websites.
2000s
The Social Web
Forums, blogs, MySpace, Facebook, YouTube, and online communities at scale.
2010s–Today
The Platform Era
Mobile-first networks, algorithmic feeds, short-form video, and AI.
▤ REMEMBER WHEN?
Stories and reflections from the early internetPublish posts in the technology-history category to show articles here automatically.
Same People.
Different Technology.
Still Connected.
Technology will continue to change, but the human desire to connect, share ideas, and build communities remains the same.