Why this project exists
Writing exposes gaps in understanding. Building an interaction goes further: it forces the mechanism, assumptions, and edge cases to become concrete.
The first article reconstructs a classification decision tree from first principles. It is the only article listed because Aflora's navigation reflects what exists today.
Organized around the work
Aflora is not a fixed curriculum or a public roadmap. Topics appear when an article is ready, and the library can be regrouped as the collection changes.
Reuse and licensing
Aflora's original software is available under the MIT License. Unless stated otherwise, original articles, newsletter issues, and educational illustrations are available underCC BY 4.0, with attribution to Lucca Emmanuel.
The Aflora name and logo, third-party materials, and externally sourced data are excluded. The licensing page records the exact scope and attribution guidance.