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Notes from
a file that finally opens.

Four long reads: handoffs, local architecture, icons, and saving. With the details a tagline cannot hold.

A paper bridge connects a closed project to an accessible screen.01 / 21.10.2026

The PNG will follow. Meanwhile, I wrote an editor.

The story behind Telario and a practical guide to handoffs: the right file needs to arrive with a workable way to read it.

Read the article ↗A database and workbench contained inside a browser window.02 / 22.10.2026

A database in your tab. The mockup stays on your computer.

From a .bmpr file to an SVG canvas: a tour of Telario’s local architecture, including SQLite, WebAssembly, memory, exports and practical limits.

Read the article ↗An icon letterpress drawer with its missing piece ready to fit.03 / 23.10.2026

That question mark wasn’t in the mockup.

How a missing icon led to a Font Awesome Free catalog: identifiers, aliases, styles, attribution and compatibility without easy promises.

Read the article ↗A protected original beside a verified working copy.04 / 24.10.2026

Saving is more than downloading a file.

Originals, copies, SQLite integrity and reopening: assessing experimental .bmpr saving without confusing a successful download with certified compatibility.

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