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Technology & Flux
Essays on software as a personal practice: databases, CRUD, Flux, and why small durable applications matter.
Seeds — 4
Databases as Memory
Explain databases not as backend plumbing but as structured memory for human projects, habits, experiments, and artifacts.
Lens: Humanistic computing and information philosophy
Personal Systems Made Universal
Explore the idea that software can begin as a personal need but become multi-user by default because modern infrastructure makes universality inexpensive.
Lens: Software philosophy and personal-first design
The Quiet Platform
Define Flux as a platform for small, durable, personal-first applications rather than growth-oriented software.
Lens: Platform philosophy and anti-scale argument
Why CRUD Still Matters
Reconsider create/read/update/delete as the humble foundation of serious software, especially when paired with good taste and clear data models.
Lens: Software craft and foundational thinking