Over the past few weeks, I’ve been thinking a lot about where and how to share my work.
Between research, software projects, and company development, there’s always something interesting happening — but not every idea fits in the same place.
So far, I’ve been sharing updates here on Buy Me a Coffee, and sometimes on LinkedIn.
But as I started planning future topics — from technical insights to reflections on design and research — I realized that these two spaces aren’t quite enough.
☕ Buy Me a Coffee works great for personal notes and early previews.
💼 LinkedIn is perfect for broader professional updates.
🧠 But I needed a space for deeper thoughts, technical breakdowns, and longer research notes.
That’s why I decided to add one more piece to the puzzle:
📝 a personal blog — a place that connects all of these worlds.
✳️ Why a blog?
I explored several options:
Substack, Hashnode, Dev.to, and Medium all had their strengths — but each came with trade-offs.
Some were too focused on newsletters, others didn’t offer enough control or flexibility for future integration.
So, I chose to build it on my own domain, using Astro + MDX.
It gives me full freedom over structure, design, and content.
It’s fast, lightweight, and fits perfectly with my idea of building a connected ecosystem for all my projects.
🚀 What’s next
I’ll be sharing progress updates here as the blog takes shape — from architecture and design choices to publishing workflow.
Once it’s ready, I plan to open-source the setup, so anyone interested can reuse it or adapt it to their own work.
It feels like a small step, but an important one — creating space not just to share results, but to show the thinking behind them.
⭐ Thanks for being here — it really means a lot.
If you’re curious about how Astro + MDX fits into this plan, stay tuned. I’ll share more details soon!