Two speeds of writing
Some ideas need a concise post: a pattern, a tradeoff, a useful piece of code, or a diagram that clarifies a system. Others need more room. The white papers are for those longer arguments, with numbered editions, abstracts, and a structure made for careful reading.
Both formats share one goal: make the reasoning visible. Code should sit beside context. Diagrams should be explorable when interaction helps. Design should support the material rather than compete with it.
Built in the open
The publication is a static Astro site. Posts and papers are MDX files, interactive diagrams are small React islands, and GitHub Pages serves the final HTML. The same source that produces the site is available in the repository.
That architecture is deliberately modest. It keeps the reading experience fast, the content portable, and the operating surface small.