On a Sandy Beach metadata

Mike's Notes

Here are some notes on recent changes to this blog, On a Sandy Beach.

Resources

• https://www.blog.ajabbi.com/

References

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Repository

• Home > Ajabbi Research > Library > Catalogue
• Home > Handbook > Publications > Newsletters

Last Updated

06/04/2025

On a Sandy Beach metadata

By: Mike Peters
On a Sandy Beach: 06/04/2025

Mike is the inventor and architect of Pipi and the founder of Ajabbi.

In preparation for the Pipi rollout, I have been making some format changes to On a Sandy Beach, my engineering blog.

I use the blog to write notes for myself to remember where to find information or start on documentation, and I'm happy to share this with anyone interested.

Ajabbi has been set up to make Pipi available for users. Pipi is slowly generating a massive 20,000 + page reference website to help developers use Pipi to build SaaS applications for large enterprise systems. 95% of these pages are hidden while the community helps test the documentation. Frequent changes to the page URLs would mess up Google search results and cause confusion.

Here is a formal description of some metadata used on each blog page. I will update all 330+ pages over the next month.

This metadata will likely change again over time based on feedback.

Mike's Notes

• The why.

Resources

• A list of web URLs.

References

• The what. A short list of key source documents.

Repository

• The where. A list of breadcrumbs used system-wide in Ajabbi that locates where internal resources exist for further searching. Once these pages are unhidden from Google search, the breadcrumbs will include URLs.

Last Updated

• The when. The date I last updated the blog page. I often update pages 30-40 times over several months after first publishing. I am a slow writer, so I frequently spot mistakes or missing information weeks later. Grammarly also often finds mistakes.