Starting a dev log
Why Imperfect Systems is keeping a public dev log, and how the blog is wired up under the hood.
Notes on the software, games, and music coming out of Imperfect Systems.
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You can't extract a blog, but you can extract its components: a token contract for two palettes, and the two CI bites that never happen on a laptop.
A status no code set, a parser that guessed, timers that disagreed on 'after', and the long tail of an engine review: sorts, constraints, half-written decisions, and a settings file that could brick the app.
Medium's native integration was a museum exhibit. A browser bridge, an article whose body is a URL, and minus 1,603 lines.
@MainActor eliminates data races, not interleaving races. A generation token, a stale-failure guard, and a deterministic race test with no sleeps.
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