What shipped.

The typeface went from seventeen megabytes to under one at first paint. The deploy script now records the version of every successful release, and rollback fell from forty minutes to a few.

The API converged on a single vocabulary. And the poster finally uses the right typeface — it had been correct locally while quietly falling back to a system font on the server.

What I let go.

I dropped the two features planned for this month. Neither was hard. But shipping them would have left every problem above waiting for me on some future night.

I also let go of the pressure to produce something visible at all times. Fixing a latent fault only you know about is not obviously worth less than shipping a feature everyone can see.

Next month.

Publish the mini program. It looks enough like a business card now.