Studies // Cited work
catharsis-as-a-service: repository, Pages workflow runs and release history
Sig Nihl (2026). catharsis-as-a-service: repository, Pages workflow runs and release history.
Level E Project record Source
What this study supports
Supports technical statements about the site's build timeline and the absence of analytics code. Records of one project; they cannot support comparative claims such as a speed-up.
- Who was studied
- Not applicable: the project's Git history, workflow runs, releases and source code.
- Design
- Project record
- Level of evidence
- Theory, classical and historical texts, records and software: no empirical claim of their own.
Claims that rest on it
Each claim states what the site asserts, at what strength, and with what caveat.
TechnicalLevel EConfidence HIGH
The site contains no analytics scripts, trackers or cookies, and its public source code allows this to be checked.
- Scope
- The published site as built from the repository.
- Caveat
- The hosting provider may keep its own server logs, which the project does not control.
Last reviewed · Review due · no-analytics-trackers-cookies
TechnicalLevel EConfidence HIGH
The build timeline in the method note, including 51 min 36 s from repository creation to the first verified release, is taken from Git, GitHub, pipeline and Majordomus records, and no speed-up factor is claimed because there was no control condition.
- Scope
- One working session on 14 September 2026.
- Caveat
- Planning before the first recorded file is excluded, and durations depend on tools, hardware and network latency.
Last reviewed · Review due · build-timeline-from-records