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19 Juli 2026 • 2 menit baca •
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Welcome to fmr.blog

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Hello world! Welcome to fmr.blog, my new digital home for sharing lab notes, production code snippets, and IT infrastructure documentation.

This inaugural article marks the launch of fmr.blog, written not merely as a “Hello World” formality, but as an ongoing commitment to document open-source network engineering, server architecture, and full-stack web development.

Why Build a Blog (Again)?

In an era where information flits by so quickly on social media in the form of short videos, having a well-indexed text-based blog might sound old-fashioned. However, for an IT practitioner (be it a System Administrator, a Network Engineer, or an LLM enthusiast), written documentation is everything.

This blog serves as:

  1. Knowledge Base: A place where I document server experiments, network case studies, or installations of new open-source tools.
  2. Discussion Forum: There is direct integration with GitHub Discussions (via Giscus) below each article, making it easy for fellow engineers to exchange ideas.
  3. Portfolio Archive: As concrete proof of work for the projects I’ve worked on.

A Peek Behind the Scenes (Tech Stack)

For those of you who are curious, this blog is designed with the philosophy of “as little JavaScript as possible, as fast a response as possible” using the following modern tech stack:

  • Astro 5 & Node.js: Main Static Site Generator (SSG) powered by Node.js build-time compilation for a Zero-JS by default experience.
  • TypeScript & Zod: Strict type-safety and automated content collection schema validation at build time.
  • Sveltia CMS & Cloudflare Functions: Git-backed CMS at /admin with serverless GitHub OAuth proxy running on Cloudflare Pages edge network.
  • Vanilla CSS & Google Fonts: Lightweight design system with Forest Green design tokens, glassmorphism, and Inter/Outfit web fonts without heavy CSS frameworks.
  • Shiki & Giscus: Automatic code block syntax highlighting (github-dark) and GitHub Discussions-based comment system dynamically synced with dark/light mode.
  • Astro Sitemap & RSS Feed: Automated XML Sitemap generation for Google Search Console and RSS feed output at /rss.xml.

What’s Next?

Looking ahead, you can look forward to more technical posts here. From network troubleshooting and exploring Large Language Models to reviews of self-hosted tools.

Thank you for stopping by! Don’t forget to make use of the RSS Feed feature in the footer so you don’t miss the latest updates, and let’s have a chat in the comments section.

Cheers to open-source! ☕