How I write
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The topics on this blog come from my own work and interests. I decide what a post is about, which angle it takes and what it should help you do. Where I have practical experience with a subject, I add it, along with the trade-offs I would make. I'm responsible for everything I publish, including the parts I didn't write myself.
Where AI comes in
I use AI throughout the process, at the moment mostly Claude. It writes first drafts from my outline, edits my text, helps with research and produces example code and diagrams. Most of the code behind this site was written with it too. I rework the drafts until they say what I mean, and I decide what stays in.
How I check the result
I read everything before it goes live. I compare technical details such as versions, limits and dates with the official documentation, and I test the scripts and templates I publish in a test environment. That lowers the chance of mistakes, but doesn't rule them out.
A link to documentation shows where information comes from; it doesn't mean I tested it myself. When a post describes something I tested, or gives my own interpretation, it says so.
Found a mistake?
Please let me know. Email me at syon@syonfoppen.nl, or reach me via GitHub or LinkedIn. I'll correct it and update the post.