WIM PREST
I love building cool things that solve interesting problems—from live music venues to custom apps to whatever's on the workbench this week.
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Workshop Activity
Latest updates across all projects
Added dedicated category pages at /projects/[category] and capped the homepage at 8 curated projects with featured-first selection. Also updated PullQuote styling with accent bars and quotation marks, and fixed accordion scroll-into-view across all project pages.
Added audit logging infrastructure — every admin mutation (28 total across Sanity CMS and Supabase) now records user ID, action, resource type/ID, and timestamp. Failed login attempts logged with email. Fire-and-forget design ensures audit failures never block user operations.
Completed Phase 4c — enrollment engine with self-enroll, invite codes, and batch assignment. Learner dashboard shows enrolled courses with progress bars, lesson completion tracking, and prerequisite gating. Admin enrollment management with per-learner progress detail.
Added formatted PDF export for the prayer journal — cover page with branding, entries with mood/season labels and scripture references, automatic page overflow handling. Client-side generation keeps the bundle lean.
Phase 1 foundation complete — built the full local training platform from scratch. Course/module/lesson CRUD with admin UI, a distraction-free screen-share presentation mode with keyboard navigation, and a session log to track what was covered per delivery. Next.js 14, SQLite/Drizzle, 45 source files.
Where This Is Heading
What's Cooking
Honest answer: I'm figuring out how to build things with AI — and getting better at it every week. Client projects, personal experiments, lighting rigs, half-finished apps. Some of it ships, some of it teaches me what not to do next time. Either way, the people I work with get the benefit of whatever I learned yesterday.
The Endgame
There isn't a master plan. There's a pattern — and it runs in both directions. Sometimes something catches my attention, I go deep on it, and eventually someone needs exactly that thing solved. Other times, someone brings me a problem I've never touched, and the deep dive happens because they need it figured out now. Either way, the outcome's the same: I come out the other side knowing how to do something I couldn't do last week.
The automation work grew out of curiosity. The sound and lighting work grew out of running production for bands and years of being on stage as a performer. The client work grew out of all of it. I plan to keep following both of those threads and stay useful along the way. Waiting until I've got it all figured out isn't an option — because that's never going to happen.