Writing

Notes from the field

Backend architecture, .NET, and pragmatic system design. Some posts live here, some on Medium — both are listed below.

Diagrams, ADRs, and runbooks are not paperwork. They are the part of the system that survives the people who built it.

A reliable, repeatable SSH setup for GitLab on Windows — including agent, multi-account routing, and pitfalls that waste a day.

A pragmatic .NET solution template — folder layout, project boundaries, and the conventions worth standardizing across teams.

Continuing the case for a leaner Clean Architecture in real-world .NET projects, with concrete trade-offs and code.

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