How I Built a CLI Tool That Generates and Manages Its Own Infrastructure
A plain-English walkthrough of building SwiftDeploy — a declarative deployment tool in Go and Python Imagine handing someone a single index card and saying: everything you need to know about how this system runs is on this card. No digging through config files, no cross-referencing documentation, no
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