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Practical notes from building real things.
I am a software engineer writing about the technical problems I run into and the process of building ResumeCrank in public.
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View all →Building ResumeCrank: Async First, Cheap First
I narrowed ResumeCrank's first backend direction: Netlify-native, cheap-first, and asynchronous from the beginning for document processing.
Choosing a Smaller MVP for ResumeCrank
ResumeCrank's first MVP got smaller today: structured resume data, user correction hooks, controlled templates, and tests before product logic.
ResumeCrank Has a Front Door Now
ResumeCrank is not a finished product yet, but the domain is live, the holding page has personality, and the build workflow is getting more real.
The Product Isn’t Live Yet, But the Operating Loop Is
Before ResumeCrank had a real product surface, it needed something less flashy but more important: a working loop for memory, decisions, agents, deployment, and focus.