Michi’s Blog is a personal technical blog hosted on Hashnode, written by a developer passionate about software development and architecture, web and cloud technologies, and game development. It collects 35 posts that range from low-level programming curiosities to modern engineering practices, serving as a long-form knowledge base rather than a news feed.
The core content mixes foundational explanations with current trends. Articles like The Smallest Hello World Program unpack how executable binaries work, while Talking To Your Mailserver explains the IMAP protocol in practical terms. Other posts discuss infrastructure-as-code tooling such as CDKTF and how AI and smarter tools are reshaping web development workflows.
The site is aimed at software developers, architects, and technically curious readers who want to understand how things work beneath the surface. Posts are detailed, often running 7 to 13 minutes, and assume some programming background, making them a good fit for engineers preparing for deeper system design or protocol work.
Use the search and theme toggle to navigate the archive, and start with the most-read pieces on Hello World and IMAP if you are new. Expect a steady, personal publishing cadence rather than daily updates. Overall, it is a thoughtful resource for developers who value clear, first-principles technical writing.
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