Welcome to the new Pokerscope engineering journal! We trimmed the blog down to the essentials so we can share the technical experiments, architectural decisions, and lessons learned while building poker tools that scale.
Our previous template was packed with social feeds, photo galleries, and other distractions. They looked great, but they also hid the signal behind a lot of noise. This relaunch is all about clarity: a home page that introduces what we are working on, a blog feed for deep dives, and a simple changelog so you can keep track of shipped improvements.
What you can expect#
- Honest notes on what worked, what failed, and how we fixed it.
- Architecture sketches from the mobile, desktop, and cloud surfaces that power Pokerscope.
- Lightweight announcements when the product or our infrastructure makes a meaningful leap forward.
How we work now#
Everything you see here is generated from Markdown in the repo. That means every pull request can include documentation updates alongside the code it touches. The goal is to make it effortless for engineers to write about their work in the same place they do the work.
If you want to follow along, drop a star on the repo or check back here. We are excited to share what comes next.