I was setting up a site that primarily serves a front-page plus documentation, where most parts are static and I wanted to fully generate them ahead of time to serve from a bucket. Astro makes this very easy, and also enables me to create and iterate on content for documentation very quickly. Furthermore, it also has the nice benefit being able to weave in interactive components on the fly if needed.

Recently I read an interesting post about story points in agile development titled „Story Point Revisited“ by Ron Jeffries. It made me think about how I feel about them and estimation processes for software development in general. A TL;DR recap In this article Jeffries critiques the use of story points as a misplaced proxy for just estimating time in the first place.

I couldn't find a straightforward way on how to accomplish launching headless puppeteer in GitHub Actions. This turned out to be surprisingly simple and does not require any third party actions or containers at all. It took me a while to find this bit of information though and therefore I'm just leaving it here too, perhaps it will be useful to someone (even me) in the future.