learning.log
A living publishing system that combines fast capture, editorial review, newsletter shipping, and a calm reading experience.
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Built a first-time visitor welcome experience
New visitors now see a calm, immersive welcome before diving into the feed. A personal greeting types out character by character while a preview of actual content scrolls alongside — learnings, resources, and voices I follow. Click to enter, and it gets out of the way forever.
- Typed-out greeting to make the welcome feel personal, not static
- Preview generated from real posts so the first impression reflects the actual feed
- Carefully tuned animation and timing to make the whole experience flow naturally
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Built a skill that turns Claude Code sessions into feed entries
I kept noticing that useful things come up during Claude Code sessions — tricks, gotchas, tooling patterns — but I'd lose them once the session ended. So I built a harvest-feed skill that scans the conversation history and proposes 4-5 draft entries, classified by type, written in first person, and saved as drafts for review. Now I can capture insights without worrying about missing something important.
- Type /harvest-feed at the end of any session and get draft posts from what just happened
- Auto-classifies each suggestion as TIL, essay, or project update based on what fits
- Writes everything with draft: true — nothing publishes until I review it
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Capture pipeline launched with iOS Shortcuts + Raycast input
Built a capture solution using Apple Shortcuts for mobile and Raycast interface on Mac, This was my first time building workflows using shortcuts and I think they are really powerful. The Raycast to capture resources is also pretty cool imo
- You can build crazy workflows using the native apple shortcults tool
- Desktop quick capture for low-friction publishing
- Review-first flow before public release
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Newsletter shipping moved into a repeatable automation loop
Preview-first generation and controlled send flow now support a dependable publishing cadence without manual scramble.
- Preview workflow before send
- Batch publishing aligns site updates and email output
- Operational rhythm improved for regular shipping
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Multi-theme system introduced for a calm reading experience - thank you CC
Why not make it dynamic++ when it is increasingly easily to do so, just don't overdo it and make sure the theme stays relevant for your project
- Multiple visual modes including system-following auto theme
- Reduced visual noise through spacing and typography tuning
- Consistent look across feed, project pages, and details
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Why I built learning.log — a personal publishing system
I wanted a place to think out loud, ship what I learn, and build in public without the pressure of perfection. learning.log is my attempt at a calm, continuous feed where projects evolve as changelogs and discoveries land as they happen — not polished essays that never ship.
- One unified stream instead of scattered blog posts, project pages, and notes
- Changelog-style updates that show work-in-progress, not just finished work
- Capture-first workflow so ideas don't get lost between mobile and desktop
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A single timeline for everything I'm learning and building.