Where to Find Maddy Miller's Software Portfolio and Blog Posts

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Maddy Miller's site, madelinemiller.dev, has two main entry points: a software portfolio page and an articles page, both linked from the homepage. The homepage also lists recently updated posts with their category, tags, word count, and estimated reading time, so you can preview the latest writing before clicking through.

Main entry points

What you want Where to go What you'll find
Her software projects "My software portfolio" link on the homepage A portfolio of things she has done
Her writing "My articles" link on the homepage Blog posts, including technical writing
Background on her "More about me" link on the homepage Personal and professional details
Latest posts "Recently Updated Posts" section on the homepage Newest articles with metadata

The homepage describes the site as "home to a portfolio of things I have done, as well as a showcase of a few experiments I've done over the years."

What the blog covers

The recently updated posts show the range of topics:

  • Technology / Developer Experience — a retrospective on building custom plugins for a TRMNL X e-ink screen (Jul 26, 2026, 1,314 words, ~5 min read)
  • General / Personal — a Q&A marking ten years of writing articles (Jun 9, 2026, 9,996 words, ~38 min read)
  • Technology / Explainer, User Experience, Web — a piece on CGNAT and IPv4 scarcity (Apr 15, 2026, 1,874 words, ~7 min read)

Each listing includes category, tags, word count, and reading time, which helps you pick posts by topic or length. A "See More Posts" link at the end of the section leads to the full archive.

Context on her projects

If you're visiting for her Minecraft work, the homepage identifies her as the developer of the mods WorldEdit, WorldGuard, and CraftBook, which she maintains in her spare time. She is a Senior Software Engineer on the Clipchamp team at Microsoft. The homepage also points to a separate page with a more in-depth view of her contributions to the Minecraft community, and to a large Q&A written for the ten-year anniversary of her articles.

Practical tips

  • Start at the homepage and use the three labeled links (portfolio, articles, about) rather than guessing URLs.
  • If you only want recent writing, scan the "Recently Updated Posts" section first — the reading-time estimates make it easy to choose something short or long.
  • For contact, the post listings reference https://madelinemiller.dev/contact/.