My Personal Knowledge System Starts In Telegram, But Codex Keeps It Usable
How Telegram, plain markdown, a Git-backed vault, Obsidian, and Codex automation workflows make capture and review easier without turning notes into filing.
Mohamed Ali
Notes on software engineering, developer tools, data visualization, and small experiments that make ideas easier to inspect. I write about the tradeoffs behind real projects: what changed, what broke, what was worth keeping, and the evidence that shaped the next iteration.
Running Elsa Workflows Through Aspire
A practical look at running Elsa Workflows as an Aspire-modeled distributed app with Postgres, RabbitMQ, Keycloak, server replicas, observability, and Kubernetes publishing.
The Blazor Blog, Three Years Later
A follow-up to the 2023 Blazor blog post covering markdown authoring, source generation, prerendering, and UI polish.