go4cas.com

My personal site — one human, two worlds. A landing page that fuses a Work half and a Life half into one face, with a small two-world content site behind it.

Zero-dependency static site: Markdown content + TypeScript templates compiled by a Bun build into dist/, served by Cloudflare Workers. main auto-deploys.

Writing content

Everything lives under content/, and the path decides the URL:

content/<world>/index.md                    /work, /life (world hub)
content/<world>/<section>/index.md          optional intro for /work/projects etc.
content/<world>/<section>/<slug>.md         an entry, e.g. /work/writing/<slug>
content/<world>/<section>/<slug>/index.md   an entry with its own files (images…)

Worlds, sections and every frontmatter field are declared once in lib/schema.ts. The build fails with a list of every problem if a file doesn't match it.

Where	Required	Optional
World hub	title, summary, creed, feed
Section intro	title, summary
Writing	title, summary, date	updated, tags, featured, image, draft
Projects	title, summary, status (active/shipped/archived)	year, stack, links (repo, site), order, featured, image, draft
Pursuits	title, summary	since, order, featured, image, draft

• Writing sorts newest first; projects and pursuits by order (lowest first), then title.
• The hub's summary and creed also fill the landing page (templates/landing.html), and the creed signs off the hub and every entry, so don't repeat it in Markdown.
• In a folder entry, ![](photo.jpg) and image: photo.jpg (its social card) refer to files next to its index.md.