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Re: Ask HN: Show Us Your Personal Website/Blog?

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Post by alfonsodev »

apexalpha wrote: post #7

https://jules.hu.ls/ I made it to get familiar with all tooling involved - I host the website myself at home. From the hardware to middle ware to the web server it all runs on a simple €150 dell server. Might be a bit slow for non EU people because of it. :) To create it I used Hugo! https://gohugo.io/ ! edit: no markdown here...

hello from EU, your site loads perfectly fine :) only the picture took a bit to load, but totally usable.

Re: Ask HN: Show Us Your Personal Website/Blog?

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Post by jitl »

https://jake.tl

My full name is Jake Teton-Landis so I’m overjoyed I could get this domain name. I redesigned the site from scratch in 2018, although most of the content is from long before then. The bit I’m proud of is https://jake.tl/notes/2018-03-28-goto/

Built with [Ivy], a static site generator I picked for its simple content model and well-designed plugin architecture. I wrote a custom plugin to inline resources like CSS and images. Auto-deployed using Github Actions which I find very handy. Hosted by Firebase Hosting which gives me free CDN & HTTP/2 delivery and an easy deploy tool. DNS from gandi.net, a [“no bullshit”] independent registrar I highly recommend.

I hope to publish a long-form post completely explaining how my website works in a way understandable to any English speaker familiar with computers, but no ETA on that.

Ivy: https://darrenmulholland.com/docs/ivy/

No bullshit: https://www.gandi.net/en/no-bullshit

Re: Ask HN: Show Us Your Personal Website/Blog?

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Post by ggambetta »

http://gabrielgambetta.com has most of my stuff. Not a blog, more a collection of things I do, including the Client Side Prediction series, the Computer Graphics textbook, the A* demystified series... but also a couple of articles about the technical and creative side of writing and publishing my first novel.

There's also http://gabrielgambetta.biz for a different side that I'm exploring more and more seriously :)

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