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Articles and thoughts on modern web development, AI, and technology by Matt Biilmann

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Does the price of intelligence matter?

DeepSeek's cheap, good-enough models mark a tipping point where intelligence becomes ubiquitous and almost free, splitting the market between a frontier battle for SOTA and an open race for near-free intelligence.

AI and Ambition

AI isn't just about efficiency—it's about unlocking ambition. Small experiments on a personal blog reveal how AI agents let us push ideas further and build things we'd never have time for.

Pretext and Donald Knuth

Two typographic changes to my blog, inspired by Cheng Lou's pretext library and the Knuth-Plass text justification algorithm.

My Bot Got Banned for Being a Bot

When my personal AI agent got my Google account disabled, it highlighted a fundamental challenge: how do we distinguish helpful personal agents from malicious automation?

One Year of AX

Reflecting on the first year since introducing Agent Experience (AX) and why the term is more crucial and important today than ever.

Predictions for 2026: 5 Topics

Explore predictions for 2026 in web development, including AI agent-driven changes, autonomous innovation, and the evolution of computer literacy.

3 Billion Developers

AI code agents have broadened web development from 17 million professionals to potentially 3 billion online users, revolutionizing software creation.

AX - is it Agent or Agentic?

Is AX Agent Experience or Agentic Experience? Let's keep it simple. Users (UX), Developers (DX) and Agents (AX).

AI in the CLI: the Humanoid Robot of the Web

Exploring CLI based AI coding agents as the humanoid robots of cyberspace and their potential shaping future digital interactions.

Happy WWW Launch Date!

Celebrating the impact of the WWW, 36 years since its announcement, and reflecting on its evolution and future alongside AI and digital platforms.

I Built a Notion Publishing System Without Looking at the Code

Exploring the innovation of building a Notion publishing system without writing code, leveraging AI for seamless content transformation.

AX in Practice: Real-World Examples from Netlify and the Industry

Exploring the evolution and implementation of Agent Experience (AX) at Netlify and across the tech industry.

I Built a Personal MCP and Got Agents to Give Me Feedback

How I built a personal Model Context Protocol server with Windsurf and added an Agent Net Promoter Score tool to gather LLM feedback.

10 Years of Netlify, from Jamstack to Agent Driven Development

Today marks exactly 10 years Netlify launched, and I’m reminded of our founding moment: a time when the industry was about to fundamentally shift and a new type of developer emerge.

AX, Creativity and the Human Web

Perfecting the AX of the web can help reignite the web's creative potential and reclaim mindshare from closed platforms.

Introducing AX: Why Agent Experience Matters

As builders, we need to start focusing on AX or “agent experience” — the holistic experience AI Agents will have as the user of a product or platform.

I built a blog

Introducing a new blog from Matt Biilmann, built with bolt.new and Astro, celebrating the openness of the web.

Netlify joins OpenNext

Netlify announces its participation in the OpenNext project to enhance Next.js deployment across cloud platforms.

Celebrating 5 Million Developers

Today, Netlify celebrates five million developers. Join us and celebrate on the web, with our celebration site and interactive 3D game.

GeoCities Webpages using Langbase & OpenAI

Build an AI generator that creates webpages in the style of GeoCities with the help of Langbase and OpenAI.

Partial Prerendering without a framework

Netlify’s Platform Primitives and Netlify Edge Functions make Partial Prerendering simple to implement in plain static HTML without any framework or even build system.

How to make edge rendering fast

Learn how Netlify's granular cache controls, and planning your technical architecture, can make edge rendering very fast even when your data is not at the edge.

Leveling up: why developers need to be able to identify technologies with staying power (and how to do it)

JavaScript fatigue has become a common phrase in the world of today’s front-end developers. It can seem like there’s a new hyped framework, architecture, command line tool, or SaaS developer service…