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OPEN CALL | BUILD SEASON 2026

Product teams are invited to apply for Build Season — six weeks of scoped delivery with a senior DevStar pod: architecture review, implementation, hardening, handover.

🗓 Cohort starts 16 October 2026 · ⏳ Applications close 11 October 2026 · 🔗 Apply from your Card with one click.

Be seen. Ship real. Join Build Season 2026.

My DevStar Card is officially live — portfolio, booking and Support My Practice all in one place.

If you have been looking for a frontend engineer who cares about design systems: the QR code on my card books a review call directly. No forms, no PDFs.

Solo exhibition — “What Was … Still Remains,” at Art space DUUJA, Berlin

August 27th – September 18th.

Fond memories of beautiful things and meaningful moments stay with us. Over time they may blur, yet they leave traces that recur in different forms. The exhibition brings together works from several series — Nostalgia, Quid Agatur?, and the recently completed Memory Thistle — in one dialogue about time and what still remains.

Curated with the DevStar Connectory — thank you for the warm intros.

Webinar hosted by DevStar Labs and Partners

Could your engineering practice lead to brand or corporate collaboration? Whether you build, consult, or manage teams — this session is for you.

A practical session on approaching companies: finding the right businesses, pitching, pricing, and avoiding the common mistakes that cost you the deal.

📅 16 September · 12 PM CEST · 💻 Online · 45 min. Sign up free from the Community Board.

2026 EDGE INFRASTRUCTURE GRANTS

An incredible opportunity for platform engineers with 2–10 years of practice. Apply for a chance to receive a $5,000 grant supporting a current or new open-source infrastructure project.

Applications are open until August 31, 2026. Follow the link on the Community Board sidebar to apply.

THREE VIEWS, ONE SYSTEM

Three case studies from the same platform — the discovery view, the studio view, and the archive view — exploring how one design system changes perception across contexts.

What interests me is how a simple change of perspective transforms the relationship between the work and its space. From one screen to another, posture, distance and scale change, while the same intimate system remains.

Full write-up on my Card.