Alberto Denia is an iOS app developer who maintains a personal site featuring a portfolio, writing, and services. The site centers on his essays about software engineering, agentic coding, and product design, reflecting hands-on experience building apps.
The core piece, “Code is clay now,” argues that before late 2025 coding resembled stone masonry, where changes were costly and large edits required demolition. Agentic coding has made code malleable, so developers can shape rough blobs, test them, and reshape freely.
The writing is aimed at developers, designers, and technical leads who want to understand how AI-assisted workflows change the economics of modification and what that means for craft and process.
Readers should treat the essays as opinion and reflection rather than tutorials; they are most useful for sparking thinking about workflow changes. Start with the writing section and follow the argument from metaphor to practice.
Overall, it is a concise, idea-driven blog worth reading for anyone adapting to AI-assisted development.
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