this site is under active development as of today:
click on this sentence to view the live project.
See something out of place? Have a GitHub account? Feel free to open an issue here.
The domain I use for my personal website has its registration renewed at the end of May every year.
For its anniversary (May 2020), I decided to rewrite the site from scratch.
There are several
Easter Eggs (PDF download) being added to the site on a semi-regular basis.
One can simply go through the source code to find them, but I believe that the satisfaction of stumbling across one at random far outweighs the satisfaction of a passionate egg-hunt.
[ TIP: on desktop screens, hover over things ]
Although I'm an ardent fan of libraries
(see: Alexandria), there are no CSS libraries used on this site.
In addition to using plain HTML and CSS, I built (and continue to build) this website using the following:
- Eleventy, a static site generator
- Netlify, a dynamic web-hosting platform
- Liquid, a templating language by Shopify
- Nunjucks, a templating engine for JavaScript by Mozilla
The usual suspects in my production environment are:
- Node, an asynchronous event-driven JavaScript runtime
- npx, an NPM package runner
- Git, a distributed version control system
These aren't the droids you were looking for.