About
AppHeat is where I write down what I learn while building with AI, testing infrastructure, trying tools, and following the technical threads that keep showing up.
About the author
I publish AppHeat under the public GitHub identity juniorlovestmh. That is the author name shown on posts and in the site's structured data; AppHeat remains the publisher.
I can call myself a developer, but it is not the only frame that fits. A lot of my work lives between categories: DevOps, local infrastructure, AI, plugin systems, automation, product ideas, and the process of getting tools to cooperate long enough to learn something useful.
Most posts start as notes from a real run. I build the thing, break it in ordinary ways, compare the tools, and write down what actually happened. Sometimes that means a benchmark. Sometimes it is a deployment path, a plugin experiment, a model test, or a small tool that became useful enough to explain.
I am not trying to turn every experiment into a universal claim. I care more about showing the shape of the work: what I tried, what machine it ran on, what surprised me, what failed, and what I would do differently next time. If someone technical can read a post and decide whether it applies to their own setup, the note did its job.
The site is deliberately simple: Markdown in git, a CMS for editing, and Cloudflare for hosting. I want the writing to stay portable, searchable, and easy to revise when better data changes my mind.