Every blog starts somewhere. This is mine.
Why a blog?
I spend a lot of time reading other people's notes — things they've figured out, decisions they've documented, problems they've worked through in public. It's consistently the most useful kind of content I encounter. Not polished documentation, not marketing copy. Just someone working through something real and writing down what happened.
This is my attempt to contribute to that pool.
What to expect
I'll write about:
- Coding — things I'm building, debugging sessions that taught me something, tools worth knowing about, and the craft of software engineering
- AI — practical usage of language models, what actually works in production versus what makes for good demos, and the broader shift happening in how software gets written
- IAM — identity and access management is one of those domains that's simultaneously critical to everything and chronically under-explained outside of vendor documentation
- Other things — when something outside those buckets is worth writing down, I'll write it down
No fixed schedule. I'll post when I have something worth saying.
The stack
This site is built with Lume and Deno, deployed on Cloudflare Pages. The choice to use Deno was deliberate — smaller npm supply chain attack surface, a cleaner security model, and first-class TypeScript without a build step. More on that reasoning in a future post.
If you want to see the code, it'll be on GitHub eventually. For now — onwards.