What a good enhancement proposal looks like
This is the third post in a series on bringing structure to complex projects. Start with Bringing structure to chaos. The first 30 days checklist pushes for momentum: getting something on the page early. What follows here is the shape that makes that write-up survive review.
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First 30 days on a chaotic project: a checklist
This is the second post in a series on bringing structure to complex projects. Start with Bringing structure to chaos.
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Bringing structure to chaos: lessons from a multi-component open source project
When I joined a complex open source project with many components, I expected to spend my first weeks understanding the architecture and diving into code. Instead, I found a gap: the architects had a clear vision (Miro boards, diagrams, the big picture) but it wasn’t translating into something engineers could work from. The gap was in process and communication, not in intent. The team was spinning in meetings where you leave and still don’t know what was decided. Here’s what we did to bring structure back.
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Connecting to Korifi on a KinD Cluster Using Go
In this post, I’ll explain how to connect to Korifi on a KinD cluster using Go, addressing the challenges and differences in authentication between Cloud Foundry and Korifi.
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How to Securely Use Secrets in Hugo with GitHub Actions
In this post, I’ll explain how to securely use sensitive information in Hugo site hosted on GitHub Pages without exposing it in a public repository.
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