I build things that ship.
Wax — a developer in Austin, TX. I build commercial FiveM / QBCore resources under Dynamic Scripts, custom software and automation tools, AI integrations, and hand-coded web through my studio HandCodedWeb. This is the hub where it all lives.
The Deploy Trail
A code-based Oregon Trail — ship your startup from localhost to production without dying of merge conflicts. Hand-coded on a canvas: no engine, no libraries. (Yes, this is the kind of thing I build.)
What I work with
From FiveM resources to custom software to the web — plus the tooling I write to keep it all fast.
FiveM & QBCore
Commercial and custom QBCore resources — jobs, vehicles, events, UI — built lean and tested on a live 500-resource server.
Software & automation
Desktop apps, serverless backends, scrapers, and pipelines that take repetitive, manual work off the table.
See software work →AI integration
Claude-powered bots, lead pipelines, and tools wired into real workflows — grounded in your data, not the open web.
See AI work →Hand-coded web
Fast, responsive sites written by hand — no page builders, no bloat. The client work runs through my studio, HandCodedWeb.
Servers & tooling
Game-server administration and the desktop tools I write to keep them fast — crash forensics, asset optimizers, de-dupers.
Hand-coded, no engine
I like building from scratch — like the canvas game up top. Vanilla JS, zero libraries, just code that ships.
Things I’ve shipped
My own products — built, shipped, and live. Each one is hand-coded, no-login, and runs on Stripe + Netlify.
One hand-coded platform, two paid courses.
A single hand-coded SPA running two courses — Resourcery (FiveM server development, QBCore & Qbox) and Streamcraft (vehicle & asset modding). Paid content is gated through Netlify serverless functions rather than a login, Stripe checkout carries per-lane entitlements, an interactive console engine runs each lab as pure data, and a full certification system sits on top. First 3 phases free, then $39 per course or $59 for both.
A free AI prompt generator that turns a plain-language idea into a clear, detailed prompt for ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. No account — and the AI refine is a one-time $10 for 100, no subscription.
An applied AI course that goes from how models work to building and shipping AI agents for marketing, lead gen, web, and ops — 45 lessons, graded projects, and a certification. $199 lifetime, no login, with Rivet as your build companion.
Sound
Music I make as waxonwaxoff — including the theme tracks for Living Legends RP. Made with Suno, streamed straight from the source.
Hand-coded websites
No page builders, no bloated templates — every site written by hand, fast by default, and built to convert.
// also: brand identity, local SEO, and invoicing systems for Austin-metro clients.
Tools that do the work
Where most agencies stop at the website, I build the software behind it — AI pipelines, desktop apps, and serverless backends wired to the Claude API.
What I build on
From front-end to backend to the AI layer — plus the tooling I write to keep it all fast.
Web
Software
AI & data
Also
Commercial game-server software
I also build and sell commercial FiveM resources under Dynamic Scripts — 11 scripts on Tebex, every one tested on my own 500-resource production server before it ships. It's where the "ship it lean, tune it live" habit comes from.
What this feeds into
The brands and projects behind the work — separate properties, all mine.
FiveM resources
My commercial QBCore resource brand — 11 scripts on Tebex, every one tested on a live production server.
Web design studio
My agency for hand-coded, fast websites — where the client web work lives.
FiveM server
The 500-resource QBCore roleplay server I run — and the proving ground for everything I ship.
Latest from the blog
Field notes from live production — FiveM, software, AI, and the tools I build. Read the blog →
Hunting a FiveM client crash: a CEF/NUI story
Random client crashes with no error are the worst kind. Here's how I actually cornered one — a CEF/NUI resource under memory pressure.
Why your FiveM economy should never trust the client
If the client tells the server how much money to add, you don't have an economy — you have a suggestion box for cheaters.
Small C# desktop tools that fix big FiveM problems
When the ecosystem hands you a repetitive problem and no fix, a 200-line desktop tool beats an afternoon of clicking.
A developer based in the Austin, TX area. I build commercial FiveM / QBCore resources, custom software and automation, AI integrations on the Claude API, and hand-coded websites.
FiveM / QBCore resources (sold as Dynamic Scripts), custom software and tools, AI integrations, and hand-coded sites — plus my own products like CookMyPrompt, Resourcery, and Skillwright.
Yes — custom software, FiveM scripts, AI tools, and automation. Send a note through the form below and you’ll hear back fast.
Yes, through my studio HandCodedWeb. waxthe.dev is my personal hub; handcodedweb.com is where the client web work lives.
On the Dynamic Scripts Tebex store — commercial QBCore resources, each tested on my own production server.
Framework setup starts at $90, a full RP server at $250, and a custom build at $600; bug fixes and one-off scripts start at $30. Full breakdown on the FiveM page.
CookMyPrompt (an AI prompt generator), Resourcery (a gamified FiveM course), and Skillwright (a gamified AI-agents course) — all live, all hand-coded.
Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS, Python, C# / WPF, Lua for QBCore, Netlify serverless functions, Stripe, MariaDB, and the Anthropic Claude API. No heavy frameworks unless a job truly needs one.
Rarely. I hand-code for speed and zero bloat — most of what I ship is vanilla JS. I’ll reach for a framework only when the project genuinely calls for it.
Yes — I work with clients anywhere. I’m based in the Austin metro (Cedar Park, TX).
Use the contact form below with a few lines about what you’re building. I’ll reply with questions, a scope, and a timeline before any work begins.
It depends on scope — small fixes land in a few days, larger builds in one to two weeks. I confirm a timeline up front so there are no surprises.
Products run on Stripe and FiveM resources on Tebex. Project work is scoped and invoiced before it starts — no access or payment changes hands until we’ve agreed on scope.
Yes — Claude-powered chatbots, lead pipelines, and tools wired into real workflows, grounded in your data rather than the open web.
Yes, it’s a specialty — crash forensics, duplicate-archetype fixes, oversized streaming-asset trimming, and resmon tuning to get a server stable and green.
Never. Everything I ship is built or properly licensed. Cleaning up leak-dump servers is actually a big part of the FiveM work I do.
Yes — no page builder, no template. Even the Deploy Trail game on the homepage is vanilla JavaScript on a canvas with zero libraries.
Dynamic Scripts is my FiveM resource brand (on Tebex); HandCodedWeb is my web-design studio. waxthe.dev is the personal hub that ties them together.
Sure — I’m WaxTheDev on GitHub.
Use the form right here — it goes straight to hello@handcodedweb.com and I reply from there. You can also reach my studio at handcodedweb.com.
Building something? Let's talk.
Freelance work, a collab, a FiveM script, or just to talk shop — send a note and I'll get back to you.
Prefer the direct route? HandCodedWeb ↗ · Dynamic Scripts ↗