We share our experience from real projects: what we built, broke, and fixed. The reasoning, the numbers, and the parts that failed.
Written by engineers. Grounded in production.
Three rules we hold every article to
We only write about tools we've run in a real project. Every post comes with evidence: code, screenshots, timings, and costs.
When something broke or didn't work, we keep it in the post. The dead end is often the most useful part, because now you can skip it.
Our csn-review skill checks each article for real experience and evidence. When we're still learning a topic, we say so.
csn-review skill scores a developer blog post on three scales before it goes live: Proof, Originality and Author Authority. Here is how it works, what broke when we ran it on our own posts, and what is still weak.
Google Stitch gave us a free blog design, but every page came with its own header and footer. We stopped fighting the tool and fixed consistency in code instead.