Software Architecture, Homelabs and Videogames
In a previous post, I showed you how to stand up your own self-hosted UML editor. Congratulations, you now own the equivalent of a blank canvas and a box of crayons. This post is about not drawing like a caveman. Let's start with this painfully honest sequence diagram:
This one's going to be short — mostly because the answer to “how do I do this” is genuinely just a YAML file, not a whole architecture diagram. I get asked a fair amount how I publish my NuGet packages into GitHub Packages, so let's just show
I've been playing video games since the Atari 2600, which means my “back catalog” now qualifies as a historical archive. Zero plans to slow down, though — which creates a real problem, because a lot of that catalog doesn't exactly run on a PS5. Sometimes the game
If you've spent any time in software architecture, you already know the drill: someone asks for “just a quick diagram” and three hours later you're wrestling Visio stencils into submission like you're assembling IKEA furniture with instructions written in Elvish. Sequence diagrams, class diagrams,
Extract from a certificate the base64, JWK and private key
