resumancer

Here's something nobody tells you about being a developer:

You forget what you build.

You spend weeks solving a gnarly problem. You ship a feature that makes users happy. You debug something obscure at 2am and finally understand how the system works.

Then six months pass.

When someone asks what you've been working on, or you sit down to update your resume, or you try to remember why you deserve that promotion... your mind goes blank.

All that work. All that growth. Just... gone.

resumancer is a terminal where you log what you build, what you learn, and what matters to you.

It's not for social media. It's not for performance. It's a changelog of your craft — quiet, consistent, yours.

Every day you sit down and type:

Over time, these logs become something more:

• · A record of what you've actually accomplished
• · Proof that you're growing, even when it doesn't feel like it
• · A timeline of your craft that you can look back on
• · Material for your next resume, performance review, or brag document
• · Sharing your projects with the world and building an audience

This is for you if:

• · You've ever felt like you're working hard but have nothing to show for it
• · You struggle to remember your wins when performance reviews come around
• · You want to build in public but social media feels performative
• · You're building a game, side project, or any long-term work that needs consistency
• · You want to devlog your journey and make your progress visible to the world
• · You believe consistency matters more than intensity
• · You want a private space to reflect on your growth

There are four simple commands:

That's it. No followers, no likes, no feed to scroll. Just you, your terminal, and your progress.

Building in public. Devlogging. Making your journey visible.

Long projects need consistency. Whether you're building a game, crafting a side project, or working on something that takes months or years — this is your devlog. Your public history.

Share entries publicly to build in public. Or keep everything private. Your call.

What matters is that you show up. Every day you log something, you're committing to your craft. Every entry is proof you're still in the arena.

No more zero days.
No more forgotten wins.
No more invisible progress.