A personal website is a pretty important thing to have as a software engineer, so I wanted to put something together that would match what I envision and want in a personal website — an outlet for me to describe myself and the things that I've worked on, while occasionally dumping my brain in a blog article or two.
It comes with beautiful gradients, outstanding typography, mobile responsiveness, and a small personal touch with a nice Pokemon decal; what more could I possibly want?
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- TypeScript
- Astro
- Tailwind
- Responsive mobile-first layout
- Toggleable light and dark mode
- Individual pages for all of your content needs
- Automatically updating RSS feed based on your articles
- A sick Absol and Shiny Absol decal in the corner of every page
- Easily readable and expandable code base for feature development and refinement
I tried to keep page information as modular as I possibly could. Updating your name, occupation, etc. is as easy as opening the dedicated config file and adjusting the information accordingly. This will handle almost everything for you, which is fantastic.
What it doesn't handle though, is the content on the About page, which is currently manually written. It's easy enough to update that stuff to your liking; just open the page in your editor of choice and go from there.
Updating your work history, open source contributions, and project list is extremely easy as well. Add a Markdown file into any one of the three src/content folders, add the frontmatter and content of the file, and it'll automatically be found and displayed on your website. Adding a blog article is just as easy, which is wonderful.
If you get confused on what your Markdown files should have, you can check out and use my existing files as a reference.
Licensed under GNU GPL 3.
For more information, check out LICENSE.