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A developer profile with shipped-tools metrics
Developer Journal·3 min read

Turning a folder of projects into a developer story

What I learned writing my own READMEs, org profile, and portfolio — how to choose a static-site stack, structure a repo's front page, and quantify your impact honestly without overclaiming.

#career#writing#open-source#developer-experience
One domain with path-based sections and zero trackers
Developer Journal·5 min read

How I built this site: local-first, tracker-free, with Astro

The build journey of this very site — choosing Astro, picking paths over subdomains, pivoting from a blog to a full portfolio, auditing for telemetry, and a sneaky SVG encoding bug.

#astro#web#privacy#developer-experience
An editor showing coverage gutters and a Sonar issue, offline
Tech & Coding·5 min read

Bringing coverage and offline static analysis into the editor

Why I built an IDE extension that runs full static-analysis rules locally — no server round-trips — and the design decisions that made offline parity possible.

#developer-experience#typescript#java#static-analysis
A TestNG flow graph with pass/fail overlay across two IDEs
Developer Journal·5 min read

Building a test-flow visualizer for two IDEs

How a tool to untangle TestNG dependsOnMethods graphs grew into a cross-platform extension - and the decisions that kept it generic, fast, and shippable on top of a half-finished refactor.

#developer-experience#typescript#testing#week-notes
A GBNF grammar describing a strict JSON object
Tech & Coding·3 min read

Constraining a local LLM to valid JSON with GBNF grammars

Prompts ask a model to "return JSON". Grammars make it impossible to return anything else. How I used GBNF + constrained decoding to get reliable structured output on-device.

#llm#ai-agents#developer-experience#design
A locally rendered Swagger UI with no external callbacks
Developer Journal·3 min read

What shipping swagger-view taught me about local-first tools

A developer-journal entry on building a privacy-first Swagger/OpenAPI previewer — and why "no callbacks" turned out to be a feature, not a constraint.

#week-notes#developer-experience#privacy#open-source