Still Building: A Professional Update
I realized recently that I have not written much publicly about what I have been working on, even though behind the scenes this has been one of the more active periods I have had in years…
Read articleI’m David DuVal, founder of Dance Studio Manager. For more than two decades, I’ve worked where software, small business, and the dance community meet—building practical tools that make complicated work feel simpler.
Dance Studio Manager connects enrollment, scheduling, tuition, payments, communication, reporting, and everyday administration in one practical system built specifically for dance studios.
DSM began as a solution for a working dance studio in 2003 and still grows from real conversations with studio owners, staff, teachers, and families.
Built for dance studios—not adapted from a generic gym platform.
I realized recently that I have not written much publicly about what I have been working on, even though behind the scenes this has been one of the more active periods I have had in years…
Read article I made a new chess variant called Morph Chess, and you can play Morph Chess against the computer here. The board starts from a normal chess…
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Read articleA common complaint about people who want to do “vibe coding” — which is basically using AI to write code interactively — is that once the project…
Read articleThe Dao De Jing is a writing that can be interpreted in many ways and each time you read it you may find that you see it in a different way. It’s…
Read articleWell, I still plan to spend plenty of time in the United States in the years. I also want to spend some time and other places like Thailand and…
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Read articleThe archive is broad because my interests are broad. These are the clearest paths through it.
Building products, running independent software businesses, and learning from the work.
Explore topic → 25 essaysPractical experiments and opinions on software, AI, and the tools changing how we build.
Explore topic → 6 essaysSmall applications, unusual ideas, and the pleasure of making something new.
Explore topic → 7 essaysBallroom dancing, teaching, community, and a lifelong connection to dance.
Explore topic → 24 essaysLanguages, places, and what travel teaches me about people and perspective.
Explore topic → 10 essaysNotes and questions about health, longevity, and living well over the long term.
Explore topic →I enjoy taking products, systems, and communities with real history and helping them become more useful, more dependable, and ready for what comes next.
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