Reorganizing my digital space: a small experiment with my own domain

In the past few weeks, I decided to registered my own domain, danieleandreis.eu.

Until now, my online presence was spread across different platforms — a blog, some code repositories, and various notes. Everything worked, but it did not feel fully under my control.

This is why I decided to try something different organizing things starting from my homepage with links.

My current structure

I reorganized everything around a simple structure, using subdomains:

This setup will remain stable for now.

The experiment: a new blog on GitHub

The main idea behind this change is to experiment with running a blog directly on GitHub.

This means:

  • writing content in Markdown
  • keeping everything versioned
  • publishing through a static website

This is just an experiment. I do not plan to replace my current blog immediately.

Instead, I will probably start by publishing new content there, or at least linking it from my existing blog.

For now, the current blog at blog.danieleandreis.eu will remain active.

The experimental blog will likely live under a path like:

danieleandreis.eu/new-blog

This allows me to test the new approach without breaking anything.

An open approach

This is not a final decision.

The new blog might replace the current one in the future, or it might simply remain a parallel space for experimentation.

For now, I just want to test:

  • how it feels to write this way
  • how easy it is to maintain
  • whether it fits my workflow
  • Is this setup more flexible for adding new features or experimenting?

What to expect

In the coming months, I will continue to write but the structure may evolve. The goal remains the same: to build a space that contains my notes and that reflects how I work and think.

Let’s see where this goes.

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