DEVLog - March

March just ended. It was a magnificent month with solid progress on both my projects and my personal development. Let’s dive in.

Presenting Bezier

If you’re a regular reader, you probably know Drawmatic, the diagramming tool I’m building. Last month, development nearly hit its first major milestone, making it usable for real-world implementations. The first software I’m building with it is Bezier, a tool for creating beautiful, accessible documentation.

The concept is simple: a tool that integrates seamlessly with common development standards like Markdown, GitHub, and OpenAPI. It helps you build both internal and public system documentation using classic text or by injecting dynamic diagrams to visualize complex flows.

I haven’t set a hard release date yet, but I expect to share more details within the next few weeks. If you can’t wait, reach out to me—I’d be happy to give you early access.

SignatureAPI is Online

After tireless work throughout the first quarter, SignatureAPI is officially online. It’s currently in private beta while we polish the final details (like documentation) before a full public release.

SignatureAPI is an electronic signature platform built for high volume and effortless integration via an intuitive API. If you want to learn more, check out the website and feel free to request access to test it out.

SignatureAPI - Electronic signatures for your workflows

Send documents for signing, track progress, and get work done faster with our electronic signature platform built for high volume and ease of integration.

www.signatureapi.com

New Projects are Coming

April is shaping up to be a busy month. In addition to evolving these two projects, I have to develop some engaging assignments for my Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning students. Let’s see how it all wraps up next month.

Anyway, thanks for reading this update. If you have any questions or want to test drive any of these tools, don’t hesitate to reach out. I’d be glad to set you up with early access.