Topics

• AI

  Coding agents, LLM workflows, and the parts that make them useful instead of just expensive autocomplete

• CI

  CI pipelines, build systems, runners, and the YAML everyone edits but nobody owns

• CLI

  Command-line tools, terminal UX, and the output contracts that keep scripts from hating you

• Compilers

  Parsers, type checkers, runtimes, and the design choices that make languages feel coherent

• Docker

  Containers, Dockerfiles, networking, deployment, and the cache misses everyone blames on Docker

• Game Development

  Game development experiments, Godot projects, and notes from trying to make code feel playable

• Git

  Git workflows, commit hygiene, and tools built on top of the boring thing everything depends on

• Go

  Go code, CLIs, libraries, compilers, and the restraint that makes the language useful

• Godot

  Godot notes from small games, fast iteration, scene trees, and the parts backend work does not prepare you for

• LLM

  LLMs in real software work: useful sometimes, noisy often, better with actual process

• Music

  Music, listening habits, and the software that quietly shapes both

• Next.js

  Next.js outside the Vercel comfort zone, mostly Docker, Nginx, and fewer deployment myths

• Observability

  Logs, metrics, traces, and the awkward truth that you cannot operate what you cannot see

• Platform

  Platform engineering, developer infrastructure, and the work that makes everyone else faster or miserable

• Web

  Web work without the ceremony: HTML, CSS, and enough JavaScript to get the job done

• Yar

  Yar, a compiled language with explicit errors, generics, structured concurrency, and tooling built alongside it