A site of my own
I've kept notes in Obsidian for years. It works well for thinking and badly for sharing — every recipe I actually cook is buried in a vault only I can open, in whatever shape it was in when I pasted it there.
So: a site. Three things I want from it.
Recipes that survive contact with a kitchen. Structured ingredients, real steps, readable on a phone with flour on my hands. Committing them to a page forces me to clean them up, which is the actual point.
A place to link projects. Side projects currently exist as GitHub repos with no context. A short page each is enough.
Somewhere to write. Not often. Just somewhere that isn't a work document.
Built with Eleventy, hosted on Cloudflare Pages,
deployed on git push. The whole thing is a folder of markdown files, which is
the only publishing pipeline I've ever managed to stick with.