Why I Still Use Make
Why Make still earns a place in modern developer workflows as a compact way to name, document, inspect, and safely repeat local project commands again.
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Reports from the workshop: what I tried, what held, and what I would change.
Why Make still earns a place in modern developer workflows as a compact way to name, document, inspect, and safely repeat local project commands again.
A reflection inspired by The Pragmatic Programmer, Uncle Bob, and sustainable development: software quality is a cultural and ethical practice over time.
A personal reflection on moving from solitary discovery-based coding to a more explicit, agent-managed way of thinking about software work with Codex.
Why I chose a minimal Astro site based on Markdown and Git, designed to work well with Codex while staying fast, simple, and almost free to run today.
How I organize a home infrastructure around Proxmox, LXC containers, Docker Compose, Home Assistant, a NAS, Cloudflare tunnels, backups, and experiments.
A field report on building a small Paperclip company that discovers issues, opens focused open-source pull requests, and follows up with human review.