I'm Jack Keller — a frontend engineer thinking out loud about Svelte, accessibility, and the parts of this job that haven't been automated yet.
Recent Writing
03 of 7- Apr 16, 2026
The Table Saw Didn't Put Carpenters Out of Business
Every few weeks I see another think piece about how AI is going to hollow out the tech industry. Developers will be obsolete. Creative workers will be automated away. The apocalypse is currently scheduled for sometime between next quarter and never.
- Mar 20, 2026
Two Weeks with OpenClaw
I've been following the OpenClaw hype for a while now. The idea of a self-hosted AI agent sitting on your local network, building software on your behalf while you sleep, is the kind of thing that sounds either completely brilliant or completely unhinged depending on the day. I decided it was time to find out which.
- Nov 1, 2025
Making Claude Code Actually Work at Scale
I've been using Claude Code for a few months now, and here's the thing nobody tells you: it's incredibly powerful, but using it across multiple projects is a mess.
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Two decades in the engineering domain, starting in backend and data, eventually pulled toward the frontend — which is where accessibility (a11y) and Svelte turned into full-blown obsessions.
This blog is where I share thoughts on programming, methodologies like Agile, and the broader landscape. Beyond code: music production, hiking, photography, games, cars. Husband. Father of two.