I build full stack products, back-end oriented, at Digital Nova — payments, auth, dealership platforms, the occasional AI WhatsApp assistant. I also teach Haskell II and Web Programming III at IPS in Rosario, to about sixty students a year.
Both of those keep producing the same kind of note: "the thing that actually broke," as opposed to the thing the docs said would break. A webhook that looked signed until it wasn't. A migration that ran clean for four hours before the real traffic hit it. A question from a student that turned out to be a question I couldn't actually answer.
This is where those notes go instead of disappearing into a Slack thread nobody re-reads.
No analytics dashboards to obsess over, no newsletter, no comments system that needs its own maintenance — just Vercel Analytics for basic traffic, and a contact form that lands in an inbox only I can read.
More soon, once something breaks in an interesting way.