Sean O'Mahoney (Technologist, Beer Expert & Photographer)

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• Mar 15, 2025

  Vibe Coding: The Rise of No-Code AI Frontend Development and Its Security Implications

  With the advent of innovative AI-powered tools like Cursor, Bolt, and Windsurf that enable the rapid development of no-code solutions, a new buzzword and job role has emerged in the tech industry: vibe coding or the Vibe Coder Frontend Developer. In this post, I’ll explore what vibe coding means, its potential impact on the tech landscape, and share some critical security warnings that developers and businesses should heed.

• Feb 16, 2025

  Retrospective: CAMRA Welcome Week 2024 in Manchester

  As the CAMRA Greater Manchester Young Member Coordinator, a former multi student society chair, and a passionate advocate for beer, I saw an opportunity to introduce new and existing students to the world of real ale. Drawing from my knowledge of where societies socialized during my university years, I set out to coordinate a CAMRA Welcome Week in Manchester. This post reflects on the planning process, what worked well, the challenges faced, and the key insights gained.

• Mar 29, 2024

  My Experience at Wonka Glasgow's Interpretation of a Manchester Beer Festival

  After witnessing the buzz surrounding the International Brewing and Cider Festival at Depot Mayfield, I felt compelled to share my firsthand experience of a similar event. Drawing from my personal observations and insights gleaned from various channels, here's my take on the festival.

• Feb 24, 2024

  What is a CAMRA Brewery Liaison Officer (BLO)

  In my multifaceted involvement with CAMRA, one of my roles is that of a Brewery Liaison Officer (BLO). In this blog post, I will delve into the intricacies of this role and elucidate its significance for breweries in their association with CAMRA.

• Jan 27, 2024

  Implementing my own Improved Polywork Style Portfolio

  Firstly, I want to express my respect and appreciation for the hard work put in by the Polywork team on their product. Despite developing my own version, it doesn't mean I won't continue using their platform. They generously sent me unsponsored merchandise for being an active early adopter.