My Portfolio Has More CI Than My Day Job
A personal site only I edit is on release 0.0.54, has a CHANGELOG, a commit linter, security scans, and Playwright tests. Here is how a blog became more engineered than the products I ship for work.
Cross-Posting My Blog to dev.to and Hashnode: What I Got Wrong
I figured cross-posting my Astro blog to dev.to and Hashnode would take an afternoon. It turned into four PRs, three failure modes, and a few API surprises.
Building a per-repo wiki that actually gets read
The docs existed. The CI/CD was already automated. And yet I was still getting pinged before every deployment. Honest field notes on why a per-repo wiki finally broke the loop, and the hidden .wiki.git repo nobody talks about.
The second half of shipping a CLI: Homebrew tap, Scoop bucket, and the SHA dance
What happens after you publish to npm? For Mac and Windows users, mostly nothing. Here is the packaging side-quest of getting ipwhoami onto brew and scoop.