This comment section feels like no one bothered to really read the article. > But here's the thing: despite all the frustration, the hair-pulling, and the curs

This comment section feels like no one bothered to really read the article. > But here's the thing: despite all the frustration, the hair-pulling, and the curse words muttered under my breath, there's something strangely satisfying about tackling these challenges head-on. In the process of keeping this site running, I've learned even more about full-stack development than I would have otherwise, and, more importantly, I've continued developing callouses as I encounter and solve so many common web-based pain points that are totally relevant to my day job, too. > [...] maintaining this site fucking sucks! > And that's exactly why I do it. It's one of the best projects I've ever created. It's an over-exaggerated rant about the positive effects of over-engineering a basic blog page.