All articles listed in reverse chronological order. Use the tags below to quickly locate the four content pillars.
My personal blog's opening manifesto. I share why I chose 'Indie Development + SEO' as my path and how I plan my evolution from 'coder' to 'Super Individual'.
I spent over 3 months getting an AI SaaS project (nanobananaedit.com) from 0 to 1. But then I slammed into the 'traffic' wall. I realized SEO was the critical missing piece. So, I hit pause on the SaaS and started over with a 'tool site' (compressimage.dev) to learn SEO from scratch.
An in-depth review of my first 'Small & Beautiful' tool site, CompressImage.dev. This post details the project's journey from concept to MVP, focusing on the 'privacy-first' client-side compression architecture, support for next-gen formats like AVIF/WebP, tech stack considerations, pitfalls encountered, and the subsequent SEO and content strategy.
I've set 'Walking dark roads, cultivating lean fields, entering narrow gates' as my blog's slogan. These nine characters represent the path I've chosen for myself and the personal breakthrough strategy I believe in. This post is my detailed breakdown of these words. It's about solitude, accumulation, and choice.
How did I navigate the full 0-to-1 process of launching an AI SaaS (nanobananaedit.com) internationally in 3 months? This is my practical notebook as a 'one-man system builder,' covering tech stack choices, deployment, cloud storage (R2), payments (Creem), the critical 'domain conflict' pitfall, and key lessons learned.
This guide combines the product design essence of morsecodetranslator.com with the SEO & operational strategies from 'San Mu's' $2k/month case study, applied to my own tool site compressimage.dev, distilling an action blueprint for building 'Small & Beautiful' tool sites from 0 to 1.