🎉The First Post of This New System is finally live!

After a lot of trial and error, debugging weird errors, and tweaking configurations, I’ve finally set up a working blog system on my PC. Now, I can easily write, publish, and manage articles without relying on external platforms.

This post marks the beginning of a new way for me to document my projects, share thoughts, and explore new ideas.

The Journey Here

Setting this up wasn’t exactly smooth sailing. There were plenty of issues to fix, including:

  • Data Fetching Problems: My blog index worked fine, but the individual post pages had trouble loading content.
  • Strange Errors: The infamous "Cannot stringify a function" error showed up and took some time to debug.
  • Styling & Layout Adjustments: A simple list of posts wasn’t enough—I wanted something clean and readable.

But after pushing through, I finally have a system that works!

Placeholder for a screenshot of the working blog page

How It Works

Here’s a quick rundown of how this blog is structured:

  1. Blog Index Page: Shows all blog posts in a single-column layout, displaying the title, date, and reading time.
  2. Individual Blog Pages: Clicking on a post takes you to a dedicated page with the full article.
  3. Content Management: Posts are stored in a collection and dynamically loaded.

The best part? Everything runs locally on my PC, giving me full control over my content.

What’s Next?

Now that the system is live, I can start writing about:

  • Tech experiments & projects I’m working on
  • NixOS configurations and setups I find useful
  • Game development progress (especially my roguelike project!)
  • Random discoveries & thoughts I want to document

I might even add comments, reactions, or tags to make the blog more interactive.

Final Thoughts

If you’re reading this, congrats—you’re witnessing the first-ever post on my blog system! 🚀

This is just the beginning. Let’s see where this journey takes me.

Stay tuned for more!