About
A developer using the site as reconnaissance.
I'm Will Worth; a software developer, musician and father, from Devon in England, based in Spain.
This site is where I think in public about what becomes possible when research and building both get cheaper. The recurring question is not just what can be built, but what is worth committing to once execution stops being the scarce part.
I call the domain work Avenues: reconnaissance before commitment. Some become tools, some become essays, and some stay as maps for someone else to use.
The cost of research has fallen along with the cost of building. A person can now investigate a diagnosis pathway, a consumer rights failure, or a municipal deployment gap in an afternoon. The map of where things are stuck has value before any product exists.
The test is whether the work leads anywhere real. Some investigations surface things I can build myself. Others identify opportunities I cannot pursue but someone else might. Both are worth publishing.
I'm interested in correspondence from people thinking about the same terrain, especially if you see something I've got wrong.