Alex Alejandre’s site is a long-running personal blog rather than a polished publication. The homepage opens with a short greeting and a running list of recent posts, while the tag cloud reveals the author’s actual interests: programming, finance, languages, and literature all sit side by side.
The programming material leans toward language design and implementation, with recurring tags for Lisp, Janet, Scheme, Forth, Zig, compilers, and DSLs, plus notes on software engineering practices and open source. Finance coverage ranges from commodities and energy to emerging markets and stocks. A separate literary strand includes poetry in English, German, French, Spanish, and Russian, alongside philology and history.
Readers who will get the most from it are developers curious about lesser-known languages, people who follow markets, and anyone interested in language learning or comparative literature. Because the topics are so varied, the tag index is the most practical way to navigate.
There is no sign-up or paywall visible; content appears to be free to read. Expect short, idea-driven posts and interviews rather than comprehensive guides, and use tags to find a thread worth following.
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