Launching the BrowserMan blog
Why BrowserMan is splitting the blog into its own Astro project and what will be published here.
BrowserMan now has a dedicated blog project.
That split is intentional.
The main BrowserMan repo should stay focused on product code: the extension, onboarding flow, dashboard, delegated approvals, and the browser runtime itself.
The blog has a different job.
It needs a clean writing flow, lightweight deploys, and a structure that is easy to maintain as a content site. Astro is a better fit for that than trying to bolt a blog onto the main product app.
This site will hold:
- product updates
- launch notes
- onboarding and UX decisions
- design rationale
- practical browser automation writing
- longer-form thinking that does not belong inside the app itself
It is also set up to deploy independently from the product.
That means publishing a post should feel like publishing content, not shipping the whole BrowserMan app.
The first version is intentionally simple. Clean pages, markdown content, RSS, sitemap, and a straightforward GitHub-to-Railway deploy path.
From here, the goal is consistency: publish notes that help people understand what BrowserMan is building and why.