Welcome to PBXLY

Plan. Build. eXperiment. Learn. Yield.

Where half-baked ideas meet questionable execution. We learn from our mistakes (mostly) and occasionally yield something useful.

The arsenal

Tools We Pretend to Master

We throw code at problems until something sticks. Here's the tech stack we abuse on a regular basis:

From JavaScript frameworks to backend sorcery, we've copy-pasted our way through enough Stack Overflow answers to claim "experience" with these technologies. Some we actually understand. Most we're still Googling.

(The skill bars are purely decorative and definitely not an accurate representation of our abilities.)

  • Backend Development
    • Node.js & TypeScript APIs
    • Microservices architecture
    • RESTful services
  • Frontend Development
    • React & TypeScript applications
    • Modern JavaScript frameworks
    • Progressive Web Apps (PWAs)
  • Cloud & Infrastructure
    • Kubernetes orchestration
    • Docker containerization
    • CI/CD pipeline design & implementation

The experiments

Things We Built (Actually not Finished)

More experiments (and some abandoned ones) on

The wisdom

Lessons from the Trenches

What Actually Works

  • Breaking things is the fastest way to learn how they work
  • Reading documentation after you've already messed everything up
  • Ctrl+Z is your best friend (git revert is second best)
  • Coffee-to-code ratio matters more than you think

What Definitely Doesn't

  • Assuming your code will work the first time
  • Deploying directly to production on a Friday evening
  • "I'll write tests later" (Narrator: They never did)
  • Thinking you can fix "just one small thing" quickly

The PBXLY Philosophy

Every bug is a feature we haven't documented yet. Every failure is a learning opportunity we're forced to have. We embrace the chaos of development because that's where the real growth happens—somewhere between the third Stack Overflow tab and the moment you realize you've been debugging the wrong file for an hour.

The results

What We've Actually Accomplished

After all the planning, building, experimenting, and learning... here's what we've managed to yield. Some wins, some "learning experiences," and a whole lot of late-night debugging sessions.

Lines of Code

Written, deleted, refactored, and deleted again

404

Bugs Fixed

(And probably created twice as many)

99%

Coffee Dependency

The real fuel behind everything

The Actual Takeaway

PBXLY isn't about perfection—it's about the journey from "I have an idea" to "It works (most of the time)." Every project teaches us something new, every bug makes us better developers, and every deploy that doesn't break production is a small victory worth celebrating.