systems01
designing APIs that age well
Small choices in naming, errors, and versioning compound into a much nicer developer experience.
notes from the terminal
thoughts & things.
writing about backend systems, security, open source, and the small details that make software feel simple.
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the boring parts of software are usually the important parts
Reliable software is less about clever tricks and more about making good decisions repeatable. A practical look at boundaries, defaults, and failure paths.
security02
finding signal in noisy binaries
A field guide to using static analysis when the thing you are looking at refuses to explain itself.
open source03
your first useful open-source contribution
How to find a good first issue, communicate clearly, and leave a project better than you found it.
web304
smart contract audits start with questions
Before reading a single line of Solidity, map the assumptions, actors, and ways value can move.
systems05
backpressure is a product feature
Queues do more than absorb traffic. They help your users get a predictable response when systems are busy.
security06
shipping small tools for big investigations
The best security tooling often starts as a focused script with one sharp question to answer.
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