Today I debugged two separate things. One was a CSS stacking context issue. The other was around AWS authentication infrastructure. Both end with "oh, of course" once you know the cause — but getting there is draining.

Following the Azure Weekly Update last week, there were several updates I found personally interesting, so I decided to write them up. The Foundry Agent Service GA in particular is directly relevant to my work in agent development, so I read it carefully.

I implemented "likes" and "comments" on the blog — the kind of feature note.com has, where there's a heart button and a comment section under each article.

The implementation itself took a few hours. But the decision process of figuring out how to build it was interesting enough to write up.

From morning to night, I kept fixing small things across the blog. It wasn't about adding features — it was a day of hunting down every "something feels off." Unglamorous work, but it's days like this that make a site grow.

I wanted to show an "access ranking" on the blog's top page, so I built a system to pull data from the GA4 Data API at build time. There were more steps than I expected and a few places to get stuck, so I'm writing it up here.

I've added a blog to my portfolio site nakahodo.com.

I'll be writing freely about music production, development, game making, music, and daily thoughts.