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This post tracks four architectural rewrites of my personal site over ten years: moving from managed platforms (Blogger) to dynamic backends (Django), static site generators (Jekyll/Hugo), and finally to a custom, zero-dependency architecture built for absolute control and performance. Technical Context For an engineer, a personal site is the only project where you have absolute authority over the…
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