Turbopack vs. Webpack is a foundational question.
If you understand this properly, you stop being “React dev who runs npm run dev” and start thinking like an engineer who controls the build system.
I didn’t start this app to “build a startup.” I started it because I wanted to finish something small, clean, and complete—and ship it.
A mental model for structured, time-based publishing
When you first open a fresh Docusaurus project, the /blog folder can feel deceptively simple. A few Markdown files, maybe a folder or two, some YAML files — and yet a fully functional blog magically appears at /blog.
While refining the Fluxainē Studios homepage, I made a small but important UI refactor: replacing the default SVG-based feature icons with custom 1080×1080 PNG images.
Although this sounds simple, it touches React component design, TypeScript module resolution, and Docusaurus asset handling. This post walks through each change with a clear before → after comparison.
From monolithic docs to structured knowledge domains
Most documentation systems start simple—and then quietly become a mess.
This post documents the complete, correct setup of the Fluxainē Studios website — from an empty GitHub repository to a fully deployed, production-ready site using Docusaurus, TypeScript, and GitHub Actions, hosted on GitHub Pages.