This is a small personal site built around a single author’s notes on programming and craft. The homepage is a plain chronological list of posts, with an about page and links page alongside it, giving the impression of a notebook kept in public rather than a polished publication.
The topics are technical and specific: error handling in C, raytracing implemented in Zig, pointers in Zig, and occasional pieces on productivity and broader reflections. Posts are dated and archived in order, and the site also points readers to a Sourcehut presence for code.
It is best suited to developers curious about low-level languages and implementation details, especially those working with C or Zig who want another practitioner’s perspective. Readers looking for beginner tutorials or regular publishing schedules will find it less useful.
Since the RSS feed is restricted to friends, the practical approach is to check the homepage periodically or follow the linked Sourcehut account. Content is licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, so reuse is permitted with attribution for non-commercial purposes.
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