RazerGhost is a handle I've used for years. It stuck.

I'm Dimitri de Jong. By day I run RG Digital, building web apps and sites for other people's businesses. This is the other half: one place for everything that isn't client work, instead of a dozen profiles nobody visits twice.

What's actually here

A devlog, mostly, and most of what lands there is small and unglamorous — a rate limiter, a Docker build trick, a chart that took three attempts to stop lying. None of it is written to impress anyone. It's closer to notes-to-self that happen to be public, and the useful part is usually the thing I got wrong first.

The rest is what a person accumulates: projects written up properly, a watchlist, listening history going back further than the site does, and the gear I actually use rather than the gear I'd like to be seen using.

This site is the largest thing in that list and the one I keep rebuilding, so it ends up being its own longest-running case study — its project page covers how it's put together.

RazerGhost and RG Digital

RG Digital is the client-facing side, and it reads like it: case studies, a pitch, a contact form. This one has none of that. Same person, different reason for existing.