自分自身のための執筆の一年（23万人以上が読んだ）
管理やエンジニアリングに関する考えを整理するために始めた個人ブログが、予想をはるかに超えて23万人以上のユニークビジターを集めた一年間の軌跡。当初は少数の同僚や友人を想定していたが、想定外の広がりを見せた。
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