Notes on useful tools, quiet experiments and the pleasure of understanding how things work.
A good personal project begins with a question, not a feature list. Choose one useful thing, build the simplest version, and make space to learn from it.
A notebook, a tiny website, or a weekend experiment can be enough. The important part is leaving a clear trail for your future self.
Simple tools are easier to understand and maintain. Plain text, a few well-named files, and a reliable backup often outlast elaborate systems.
Document the decisions that matter. Revisit assumptions. Remove what no longer helps, and keep a working copy of what does.
Field Notes is a small independent technical and creative notebook. It is a place for short essays and practical observations, without trackers, advertising, or external dependencies.
This site is deliberately lightweight: readable on a phone, comfortable on a large screen, and built from ordinary HTML and CSS.