Every developer remembers their first program. Two words on a screen, and suddenly the machine feels a little less like a black box and a little more like something you can talk to.
This is that same idea, just dressed up as a blog post instead of a terminal window.
Why “Hello, World”?
The tradition goes back decades — a tiny program whose only job is to prove that everything works: the compiler runs, the environment is set up, and the output actually reaches the screen. It’s humble on purpose. Before you build anything complicated, you check that the simplest possible thing succeeds first.
This page follows the same spirit. It’s not here to impress anyone with clever code or deep insights — it’s here to confirm that the pipeline works: that content can be written, published, and displayed exactly the way it’s supposed to.
What comes next
Consider this the first commit. A blank page just got a little less blank, and everything from here is iteration.
console.log("Hello, World!");Thanks for reading — even if there wasn’t much to read yet.