Every article
has a source.
The primary question is not “which category is this?” but “which system, decision, incident or external signal made this knowledge necessary?”
Start from the system.
Systems with more linked notes surface naturally, but the count is context — not a ranking.
A stream of engineering records
Each entry keeps its producing system visible so reading can move in both directions.
A 2026 field guide and slide deck on contributing to the Korean e-Government Standard Framework (eGovFrame), from spotting small issues to review handling and verification.
An implementation-backed record of treating resolved invocation, CI, runtime evidence, post-state verification, and portfolio publication—not code generation or merge alone—as proof of OSS completion
A source- and evidence-based documentation review of Narwhal, Narwhal Portal, NFS Quota Agent, ldapium, kube-ready-box, ClusterDeck, Beluga, Beluga Manager, KubeMetal, and OpenForge, redesigned around Time to First Verified Success.
A main-branch, evidence-based update on Narwhal, NFS Quota Agent, KubeMetal, ldapium and OpenForge as of August 2026.
Why I introduced ADRs while managing shared OSS engineering standards in OpenForge, and how ADR → Standard → Automation → Adoption keeps decisions traceable.
How Projects, Project Detail, Notes, Tech Digest, Docs, Speaking, and shared navigation were brought under one design language, with AI used as an execution partner.
A practical record of how an older Pages deployment was cancelled after a newer main revision arrived, and how to interpret that state correctly.
A practical record of migrating dasomel.github.io from npm to Bun 1.4, including the first failed deployment, measured CI performance, and the removal of duplicate production builds.
A visual companion to the Bun migration case study, using measured GitHub Actions timings and pipeline diagrams.
A review of my OSS projects through a user-friction lens inspired by the bathhouse metaphor: Narwhal, Beluga, KubeMetal, eGovFrame Launcher, nfs-quota-agent, and ldapium.
How Narwhal, Beluga, KubeMetal, kube-ready-box, ldapium, nfs-quota-agent, and OpenForge became one OSS Engineering Portfolio with shared engineering and supply-chain standards.
How I use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Copilot together in real open-source development, and how AI is changing my role as an engineer while building Narwhal and other Cloud Native projects.
System → Decision / Incident → Note → Architecture / Release
The goal is a traceable engineering record. A lesson should always have a path back to the context that produced it.