After several years in which Electronza served as my personal space for technical notes, experiments, and occasional long-form articles, the time has come for a natural transition.
Starting May 1st, Electronza will be permanently deleted.
The reason is simple: over time I found myself spreading my efforts across too many platforms. Maintaining multiple sites is no longer sustainable, and instead of letting this blog slowly fade into inactivity, I prefer to close it in a clear and deliberate way.
This is not a disappearance, but a consolidation.
Some of the most relevant articles will be gradually migrated to my personal website:
The goal is to bring my work together in one coherent place and maintain a more focused and sustainable online presence. Projects evolve, interests shift, and digital spaces should reflect that evolution rather than remain fragmented.
Electronza has been an important chapter, and I am grateful to everyone who read, shared, or found something useful here.
Moving forward, the content continues—just in a more unified home.
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