Studio Dispatch
A monthly letter from a small software studio — on Go, web engineering, open source, and what it's actually like to run this thing.
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No sequences, no "limited offers", no "what's new at Taqnihub" round-ups. One considered letter a month, sent the third Sunday. You can reply and it'll go to a real person.
The boring deploy pipeline
Why our deploys still look like a shell script, a Caddy server, and a strict changelog — and why we keep recommending it to clients.
Most of what you read about deployment in 2026 is about platforms — someone else's opinions, someone else's dashboards, someone else's bill.
This month's letter is a field note from the other direction: we shipped a client migration last week with a 40-line shell script, a single systemd unit, and a three-column CHANGELOG. It was the calmest go-live we've had in eighteen months.
Back issues
Three things every issue, and nothing else.
01 essay
One long-ish argument. Never under a thousand words, rarely over three. The kind of piece we'd want to read ourselves on a Sunday.
02 log
What we shipped, what we broke, what we're rewriting. Numbers when we have them. Quiet when we don't.
03 shelf
Two or three links — a book, a paper, a blog post. No "top 10". No affiliate codes. Just things we'd recommend to a friend.