This is StdOut.

This site mainly hosts technical notes, scripts, and some tinkering processes. It is not a tutorial site, nor does it pretend to be highly professional. As long as the problems are documented clearly enough so that I can look them up later and others can avoid a few pitfalls, that's enough.

What I tinker with

Mostly these things:

  • Small server stuff like Linux, VPS, WireGuard, Docker.
  • Deployment topics like Cloudflare Workers, Tunnels, DNS, and network ingress.
  • Small tools written in Bash / JavaScript / TypeScript.
  • Next.js blogs, Markdown content, code blocks, and mobile experience.
  • AI coding tools and automation workflows.

When writing articles, I care more about reproducibility. If something can be explained in a few commands, I won't write a bunch of nonsense.

What's in this blog

Currently there are three main categories:

  1. Deployment Tutorials: e.g., Cloudflare Tunnel, Workers routing, WireGuard networking.
  2. Tool Records: e.g., scripts like wg-manager written to solve practical problems.
  3. Quick Notes: e.g., common Linux commands, troubleshooting commands, configuration snippets.

In the future, I might write more about AI coding, automation, and small web tools. The direction isn't strictly fixed, but it all revolves around "things I've actually used myself."

Tech Stack

Blog: Next.js / React / TypeScript / Nginx / TailwindCSS / Markdown
Tools: Codex / Git / Docker / Linux
Code: JavaScript / TypeScript / Bash / Go
Notes: Obsidian

Contact

Lastly

This blog is called StdOut because I feel like writing things down is like outputting the contents of my brain.

It might not always be complete, it might not always be pretty, but as long as it's kept, it's better than stepping on the same landmine next time.