I write in two modes. Some posts are product-specific — a deep debugging story from warden, say — and they belong on that product’s own site, next to its docs. Others are more general: things I’ve learned about system design, backend architecture, or building with AI agents that aren’t tied to any one project.
The problem with that split is discovery. If you land here, you’d have no idea the product blogs exist; if you’re reading a warden post, you’d never see the general writing. So this page stitches them together.
How it works
Every product I ship publishes an RSS feed. Because all my sites live under the same
srjn45.github.io domain, this page can read those feeds directly in your browser —
same-origin, no server, no build step — and merge them with the posts I write here
into one reverse-chronological stream. Product posts always link back to their
canonical home; the general ones (like this one) live here.
That’s the whole idea: one place to read everything, without pretending it all came from the same place.