Writing
What This Blog Will Cover
A quick map of the themes this blog can grow into: history, projects, technical notes, and personal essays.
This blog is the writing layer for the site. It does not need to be complicated at the beginning. It just needs a few clear lanes.
Personal history
The history section on the homepage gives a high-level timeline. Blog posts can go deeper into specific chapters: decisions, turning points, influences, and lessons that are easier to understand with context.
Project notes
Every project has details that disappear if they are not written down:
- what problem started it
- what tradeoffs mattered
- what shipped
- what failed
- what changed after using it
Those notes are useful for future me and for anyone trying to understand how I work.
Technical writing
Technical posts can be practical and direct: setup notes, debugging logs, architecture decisions, library comparisons, and walkthroughs.
type BlogPost = {
title: string;
lesson: string;
usefulLater: boolean;
};The test for a technical post is whether it would help someone move faster next time.
Essays
Some ideas need a little more room. Essays can cover taste, systems, learning, career decisions, or whatever keeps showing up across projects.
The blog can start small and get sharper as the site fills with real work.