About Bubbles
Bubbles is a personal tech blog by Bitkadan, focused on web development, cloud infrastructure, and software engineering. Every article here is written with a single goal: to be practically useful for people who build things on the web.
The name "Bubbles" comes from the idea that good ideas rise to the surface — like bubbles in water. This site is a collection of those ideas: lessons learned from real projects, deep dives into technologies I've worked with, and thoughts on how to build better software.
What You'll Find Here
The articles on this site span several areas of software development:
- Web Development — Frontend frameworks (Nuxt, Vue, React), performance optimization, build tooling, and modern CSS approaches like Tailwind CSS and utility-first design systems.
- Cloud & DevOps — Deployment strategies, CI/CD pipelines, Docker containerization, serverless architecture, and infrastructure as code practices that actually work in production.
- Software Architecture — System design trade-offs, API design patterns, code organization, and the architectural decisions that shape how applications evolve over time.
- Engineering Culture — Technical writing, documentation practices, code review workflows, and the human side of building software in teams.
How This Site Is Built
Bubbles is built with Nuxt 3 in static site generation (SSG) mode, styled with Tailwind CSS and daisyUI, and deployed as a set of static HTML files — no server, no database, no backend. Articles are written in Markdown with YAML front-matter and rendered at build time using marked.
The full source code is available on GitHub. Every page is optimized for search engines with structured data (JSON-LD), Open Graph tags, and a generated sitemap. The goal is to keep the site fast, accessible, and easy to maintain over time.
Why This Blog Exists
I've learned most of what I know from reading other developers' blogs, documentation, and open-source code. This site is my way of giving back — a place to document the things I've figured out so the next person doesn't have to start from scratch.
There's no sponsored content, no affiliate links, and no paywall. Just honest, practical writing about building software.
Get in Touch
If you have questions about an article, want to suggest a topic, or just want to say hello — I'd love to hear from you.
Email: hurtking@gmail.com