Automating Multi‑Platform Content Publishing with a Node.js Scheduler

<h2> 🤖 I Automated My Entire Content Workflow — Here's Exactly How </h2> <p>Let me be real with you. I was spending <strong>15+ hours per week</strong> just creating, formatting,

<h1> How to Build a Safe DEV.to Publishing Workflow </h1> <p>Tired of scrambling at the last minute, proofreading your article for the tenth time, only to find a broken link or a

<p>You add a recurring job to a Node.js service. It works on your laptop. Then you deploy three replicas, and all three run the job.</p> <p>Each process has its own timer. Without

<p>I publish a blog post. Then I spend the next two hours:</p> <ul> <li>Rewriting it as a Twitter thread (5 tweets, each under 280 chars)</li> <li>Adapting it to LinkedIn tone

<p>Halfway through <strong>Google Summer of Code 2026</strong> 🤦🏻‍♂️ Time flies when you are deeply immersed in AST parsers, metadata extraction, and architectural decisions.</p>

<p>My previous piece, "<a href="https://zenn.dev/bokuwalily/articles/self-unload-launchd-job" rel="noopener noreferrer">Making a launchd Job Unload Itself</a>," built a job that

<h1> Building Multi-Platform code-server and OmniRoute with GitHub Actions </h1> <blockquote> <p>Facing the need to build and publish across Linux, macOS, and Windows platforms

<p>This is a follow-up to my <a href="https://zenn.dev/bokuwalily/articles/claude-autopilot" rel="noopener noreferrer">previous post</a> on getting Claude Code to improve itself