Welcome to Blog Praderas

Praderas is a place to explore technology with rigor and without pointless noise: crypto and security, productivity, AI, development, systems. We aim to explain what matters—with context.

What this site is in 2026

The site runs on Pico CMS: Markdown, light Twig templates, no database. We are doing a deliberate rebuild: navigation, categories, search, breadcrumbs, related posts, SEO, series—and Spanish + English as a first-class layout (Translation_Key pairs, language switcher, hreflang).

How this archive is produced (three moments—and today)

We state this plainly so you know what you are reading:

  • Around 2020: Many articles are recoveries from an older blog. That source material is human-written.
  • 2023–2024: The stack and information architecture were human-driven; the published prose from that period was generated with AI (how much a human checked each piece varied).
  • From 2026 (this rebuild): Planning, coding, review, and audit run as AI-led workflows. A person still provides direction and intent—what problem we solve, what “done” means in product terms (think CEO / mind, not hands on the keyboard). There is no traditional expectation of a human doing line-by-line implementation or the same kind of editorial pass a classic team would apply.

That is a strong claim; we make it on purpose. The Reviving Praderas series documents the technical choices; the human role here is strategic, not artisanal, for this phase of the project.

How to get around

  • Blog — Spanish index at /blog (paginated). English posts are listed at /en/blog.
  • Series — English hub at /en/series; Spanish hub stays at /series. Detail URLs use /en/series/<slug>/ or /series/<slug>/ to match the page language.
  • Categories — English topic map at /en/categorias (counts for English posts only). Spanish categories remain at /categorias. Tag labels are still shared across languages; /tags is unchanged for now.
  • Search — Sidebar widget; stopwords depend on page language.
  • About — Notes on Pico and approach (still primarily Spanish; a dedicated EN About page is optional follow-up).

What you can expect

  • Technical articles and guides written with care at the sentence level—while being honest that the process behind them is the one described above.
  • Content that ages; when something is wrong or outdated, we say so and iterate.
  • Clarity about tooling: agents, repos, and limits—no magical “AI wrote nothing” disclaimers that contradict the homepage.

Language switch

When a page has a matching translation (same Translation_Key in the front matter), the header offers the other language. Paired pages emit hreflang alternates and consistent og:locale metadata.

Closing

No miracle newsletters—just a maintained blog that tries to stay useful and readable. Open the blog in Spanish, the English blog index, browse categories in English or series in English, or use search: a few clicks, plenty to read.