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Re: Ask HN: Care to share your personal site?

#12
https://susam.in/maze/

This was the first website I ever wrote in my life back in my engineering study days during 2001-2005. It was originally written in plain handcrafted HTML + CSS. Some of the server side scripts were written in Classic ASP back then.

Now it is just a static blog generated by my own Common Lisp program. The comment form is served by Common Lisp + Hinchentoot. All HTML and CSS is still handcrafted. Check out the source code at https://github.com/susam/maze.

For me this has been a quick way to share notes, thoughts, experiments, etc.

Re: Ask HN: Care to share your personal site?

#13
https://www.BruceBlacklaws.com/

This is my app portfolio and interactive CV

- App and all backend APIs scale to zero (Cloud Run is hosted Knative)

- PHP WebSocket server used by the chat application (single instance of PHP CLI maintains app state) with a chatbot that is integrated into Google Dialogflow

- Zero-cost asynchronous worker runs for the lifespan of the running WebSocket server container

- Server-side rendering implemented using Symfony Twig

- MVC without the M (clear separation of concern/backend components)

- RequireJS implemented on the frontend

- CV integrated into the Request Interview API that ships as a microservice

Re: Ask HN: Care to share your personal site?

#16
https://gomano.de

It is in German, sorry.

I wanted to have an aesthetically pleasing representation of my professional persona with my favourite color scheme.

Actually I have it on GitHub: https://github.com/domano/homepage-2021

Nextjs Tailwind Private 4 node k3s cluster with DNS Round robin.

Re: Ask HN: Care to share your personal site?

#18
post #7

You can find my site at cbailey.co.uk (it's my first time sharing it online!) It's a pretty informal blog (and it's very unpolished). It's a standard Elixir/Phoenix app which polls GitHub Issues which is actually where my blog posts are stored (I'm basically leveraging it to do syntax highlighting, markdown to HTML compilation and eventually comments)

That's cool, never seen that done before. You should write it up!

Make your link clickable if you still can. Or here, I'll do it if not: https://cbailey.co.uk/

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