Good bones and road grit.
Tools, repairs, experiments, and practical jobs best handled with the door open and the radio on.
A build step is not a bad thing. It is just one more piece of equipment in the truckbed. Dirtbag does not need one yet, so it stays in the garage.
If Dirtbag’s successor, Cab Light, ever emerges, it will start with vanilla JavaScript and a named job. Alpine can ride along only if markup-local state earns the seat. Reef and VanJS can keep playing cards at the truck stop.
Tables get weird fast when they are treated like layout furniture. A real table is for data. It needs headings, rows, and a caption that tells you why the thing exists before the cells start muttering.
| Part | Dirtbag rule |
|---|---|
| Caption | Use the WordPress Table block figcaption, not a raw table caption that breaks the editor. |
| Headers | Use scoped table headers for rows and columns. |
| Layout | If it is not data, use headings, lists, or paragraphs instead. |
The goal is not fancy. The goal is that a screen reader, a browser, and a tired human can all get through it.
