The internet is full of temporary posts. I wanted a place of my own — calm, fast, and flexible enough to hold the different things I work on.
Kolar Club is that place. I will publish projects, technical notes, training ideas, and lessons from the process. The subjects vary, but the direction is consistent: build better systems and share what has worked in practice.
A small, sustainable stack
The site is built with Astro. Content lives in Markdown files, while Pages CMS provides a convenient editor on top of GitHub. Every commit triggers a new build, and Cloudflare publishes the static files globally.
That means there is no separate database, heavy admin panel, or complicated backend. The content remains portable and versioned.
The goal is not to publish on a schedule at any cost. The goal is for every article to be useful — at the very least to my future self.
The beginning
This is the first note and the initial version of the site. Over time, Kolar Club will grow alongside my projects and interests, while the foundation stays simple: clear ideas, owned content, and technology that does not get between the author and the reader.
