There’s always been something vulnerable about posting technical content (or, any content) online. You expose yourself to the possibility of being wrong and/or being judged. Because of that, I’ve spent a lot of time pondering if something was worth sharing at all, if that’s the kind of content people expected to see here… but I’m trying to move out of that way of thinking. With the strong possibility of coming up as naive about this project, I’ve decided to start writing my own web testing framework in Kotlin.
2025 - (Up to) Week 11
I mentioned in a previous notes post that I didn’t want to pressure myself if I didn’t feel like sharing what happened in the week before, but I think I overcorrected a little. If there is one thing I’ve learned as part of my recent commitment to get my shit together, it’s that sometimes you still need to push yourself a little if you want the habit to stick. I know, I was just as shocked as you are right now when I learned this.
One (3D printed) ring to rule them all
Every Christmas, the community I’m a member of (the one that I keep mentioning every time I write about Comics Outmash) organizes a Secret Santa. This Christmas was my 3rd participation and I got a little carried away for my friend, who happened to be a fan of Lord of the Rings. Read on for the whole story or scroll to the bottom of the page to see the final product.
2025 - Week 08
I decided not to pressure myself into posting weekly if the updates don’t really make sense. Here goes for the past 2 weeks’ updates.
2025 - Week 06
Last week-end was rough and threw me for a loop. I wasn’t in the mood of publishing a weekly update. Stuff still happened thought!