Planting a digital garden

I kept hitting the same wall: I wanted a place to write daily, but every option felt like a detour. A hosted blog meant giving up ownership. A separate repo meant another thing to maintain. So I did the obvious thing in hindsight — I grew the writing inside the portfolio I already had.

The content lives as markdown in git. I write in Obsidian, flag a note publish: true, and it shows up here. That's the whole pipeline.

See on owning your words for the longer version of why ownership drove this.

What's here

• Posts — longer thinking-out-loud pieces like this one.
• Devlogs — build-in-public notes threaded under a project.
• Notes — short, rough, and allowed to stay that way.