The TLD that you choose is less important than your level of consistency. I would set an amount of money that you are willing to pay per year, pick the coolest domain that you can find for price, and stick with it. Something like a .dev, .codes, or .io makes more sense for a developer (even if half of your content is about ukuleles and hiking). I would just avoid something that make no sense for your context (like .irish or .nyc) and stuff that is excessively long (like .management or .solutions).
I guess you could always get something like .page or .site if it matters so much to you. :)
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The TLD that you choose is less important than your level of consistency. I would set an amount of money that you are willing to pay per year, pick the coolest domain that you can find for price, and stick with it. Something like a .dev, .codes, or .io makes more sense for a developer (even if half of your content is about ukuleles and hiking). I would just avoid something that make no sense for your context (like .irish or .nyc) and stuff that is excessively long (like .management or .solutions).
I guess you could always get something like .page or .site if it matters so much to you. :)