I have been refreshing this site from the inside out. Some of the work is visible, like the cleaner home and about pages and the Minesweeper project. A lot of it is quieter: updated dependencies, a more reliable asset build, Dockerized deployment, migrations, safer defaults, and a clearer path for keeping the app maintained.
The site is still intentionally small. It is a Pyramid application I have kept around because I like having a personal web space that is not only a profile page. I want it to be a place where I can show the practical software I build, write short notes about the decisions behind it, and leave useful projects online long enough for them to become part of the story.
I used modern coding tools here and there while doing the cleanup, but the point of the update is not the tooling. The point is to make the site feel more like mine again: easier to run, easier to change, and honest about where things are still in progress.
Over time I plan to add more project writeups, more detail about my work history, and a few small interactive pieces that are fun to use instead of just read about. For now, this is the start of turning the site from a placeholder back into a living portfolio.