About Rushu
“I build things on the internet. Sometimes they work. Sometimes they absolutely do not.”
Welcome to my technical journal. I am an independent product engineer and writer.
I created RUSHU.BLOG because modern tech publishing has fractured into two extremes: on one end, content-marketing blogs designed to extract search traffic; on the other, corporate documentation devoid of human personality.
This website is an independent magazine created by one person. Here, you will find four kinds of writing:
- 1. DocumentationExhaustive architectural specifications and CLI manuals for things I build.
- 2. WritingLong-form deep dives into software engineering, AST analysis, security, and supply-chain vulnerabilities.
- 3. ExperimentsRigorous empirical benchmarks, multimodal vision tests, and unusual ideas tested against reality.
- 4. PerspectivesQuiet observations on developer culture, technical trends, and the lessons learned when projects fail.
Every piece of software on this site—from the dependency scanner SlopFree to the publication itself—is built with care, minimal dependencies, and respect for the reader’s time.
Rushu.blog publication platform and SlopFree v2 dependency analyzer.
Memory safety models, zero-overhead WebAssembly parsers, and typography mechanics.
Quiet editorial magazine layouts on the web and high-density long-form reading UX.
Software supply-chain integrity, LLM maintainability debt, and indie tooling.
CORRESPONDENCE
If you have questions, corrections on any article, or want to discuss a software experiment, feel free to reach out.