Blog.

If updates can take a few minutes to go live, you can separate the editor from the public site, keep published pages independent from the CMS, and give the owner one place to edit content.

Transit's managed database and worker cost me about $50 to $60 a month. In my PAYG account, the Oracle A1 VM that replaced them currently costs me $0, and its 200 GB-class disk forced an explicit retention budget.

Claude was the primary implementation tool for my two sites. Codex mostly reviewed the work and sometimes stepped in as a backup implementer. I chose the architecture and caught the kind of CMS mistake a demo can hide.