The HowdyChad Build Log
Thoughts on software architecture, intelligent engineering, and building DevNitro.
$ tail -f build-log
A bot flooded my site with fake signups, so DevNitro hardened Blazor registration across every app. Then an autonomous run built a native terminal UI.
A DevNitro autonomous run built a Blazor GTM app in one evening: 49 commits from SQL to integration tests. Plus how Jev decides company fit.
CSP moved into GCT, BlankSite gained a PageSeo component, and the blueprint upgrade engine stopped flagging false positives. Three sites upgraded and shipped.
A 114-commit week paying down architecture debt: operation results, UI services, and dual-mode Blazor across the codebase, plus migrating every ID from int to long.
A lighter Christmas week: eight hours chasing a Blazor debugger crash that a bin/obj clear fixed, refining a rate limiter that locked me out, and payment UI into GCT.
I used DevNitro to generate my own site, HowdyChad, from the BlankSite blueprint with a SQLite database and migrations, during a shorter travel week.