Currently focused on privacy by design at the application layer; will expand with the other foundational topics — observability, secrets handling, error handling, configuration — as they earn their own pieces. Less prescriptive than the guides, more focused on the questions to ask before writing the code.
Privacy by Design — What Every Intern Should Learn First
Who this is for: developers in their first year or two of writing production code, and the engineers and team leads mentoring them. If you operate the infrastructure rather than write the application, the companion piece is privacy-by-design-server-build. Introduction Most developers learn privacy backwards. They ship a feature; later someone in legal or security flags an issue; later still they retrofit the fix. By that point the data model has been baked in, the API contract is in production, and the rollback is more expensive than the right-thing-to-do would have been on day one. ...