Changelog

This site follows a CalVer versioning scheme (v<YYYY>.<MM>.<micro>) to mark editorial milestones. We don’t tag every single article published — only structural changes to profiles, workflow, or the site itself.

v2026.09.001 — 20 September 2026 #

Five pillar CVs with a strong narrative voice + CalVer versioning adopted

Stabilisation release for the role profiles. The five profiles — Technical Leader, Project Manager, DWH Architect, Oracle DBA, Oracle PL/SQL — now carry a timeless Professional Profile with a strong narrative voice differentiated by archetype. Each one addresses specific reader beliefs and closes on concrete operational value rather than generic formulas.

Main changes:

  • Restoration of the strong narrative voice in each CV, replacing neutral “job description” paragraphs with positionings calibrated on the dominant archetype
  • Specific references removed from the Profile — they remain in the Experience section where they can be cited with proper temporal context
  • New Technical Leader page as master of the four specialist pillars
  • Adopted CalVer versioning to mark the site’s editorial milestones

Under the hood: updated source CV Markdowns in docs/ from which the PDFs are generated; PDF pipeline using pandoc + WeasyPrint to regenerate the English CVs from the Markdown sources.

v2026.08.001 — 31 August 2026 #

Massive AI regeneration of cover images

Graphic realignment coherent to the editorial brand: about thirty historical blog articles received AI-regenerated cover images. No substantive changes to contents — just more coherent covers as a visual palette.

v2026.07.001 — 31 July 2026 #

Editorial cadence continued + shell sync cross-Mac

Continued weekly Tuesday publication cadence with new technical contents on the blog. Under the hood: re-sync of scripts/shell/config/zshrc.txt v7.1 cross-Mac.

v2026.06.001 — 30 June 2026 #

Full refactor of the 4 specialist CVs + Bonjour LAN + PDF v2026-06

Full refactor of the four specialist CVs (Project Manager, DWH Architect, Oracle DBA, Oracle PL/SQL × 4 languages) with structural rewriting of the historical experience sections. Four v2026-06 PDFs published in static/downloads/ in both standard and Randstad variants.

New LAN access via Bonjour: the site becomes reachable from phone, iPad, and other home-network devices via ivanluminaria.local and ilum.local — useful for real-time mobile preview.

An editorial rule was also added: original-language quotations + parallel translation for historical technical texts.

v2026.05.001 — 31 May 2026 #

Buffer MCP integration + RCCS2025 shell + article CTAs

On the automation side: integrated the Buffer MCP server for automatic scheduling of LinkedIn posts directly from the shell — the weekly editorial workflow is now leaner. Refactor of the shell environment to the RCCS2025 standard (wwwhelp/wwwgo parametric).

End-of-article CTAs differentiated for the four profiles × four languages. SEO cleanup: robots.txt, taxonomy categories, noindex on thin tag pages.

Continued weekly Tuesday publication cadence with new technical contents.

v2026.04.001 — 30 April 2026 #

Editorial cadence consolidated + /tags/ redesign + CI cron safety net

Consolidation of the weekly Tuesday editorial cadence: added a third GitHub Actions cron as a final safety net, to protect publication from occasional infrastructure delays.

Redesign of the /tags/ page with multi-section classification. Mobile search: bottom sheet implemented.

v2026.03.001 — 31 March 2026 #

Site bootstrap + editorial workflow setup

First release reconstructed retroactively. Bootstrap of the Hugo site with automatic deploy to GitHub Pages.

The material that feeds the blog comes from a personal archive built across nearly thirty years of work in IT — technical notes, project memories, observations gathered project after project, incident after incident. Reworking that legacy produced the first articles of the Database Strategy blog, published in four languages.

Editorial workflow setup: 3-title proposal for each article, ideas table with status, 5-term glossary, multilingual hreflang, JSON-LD breadcrumbs, OpenGraph tags. About Me page with LinkedIn/Email labels in four languages.