https://adriel.co.nz/ is my personal site, made it a few years ago now.
Hosted on the free tier netlify, is all plain old html/css (only js for tracking and netlify stuff)
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#442https://paulstamatiou.com/
Been around for almost 17 years now. Jekyll-based site, all custom designed myself, hosted on Netlify with media on S3/Cloudfront. One section in particular I'm fond of is my set of "stuff i use" pages, where the sections have icons I custom designed: https://paulstamatiou.com/stuff-i-use/
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#444https://fudge.org
- my on again off again blog
- powered by Gatsby Cloud
https://sunday.fudge.org - my newsletter - powered by Revue (Twitter)
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#445My site is http://www.yuyaykuna6.com/. I am interested in the language Quecua, and programming. I am working on several projects. Theres two that I want to mention , one, is a message-board-like site Qhipu, like Reddit, but used the way Twitter is, for talking in threads, or as a database so you can store your data using the messageboard tree structure. The other one is an app, i call BuubleIM. Its an Instant Messenger written in ios Swift. It does basic 1-1 messaging right now, with ejabberd on the backend. If either of these 2 projects interests you hmu, i allow creative freedom.
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#447A little self-hosted site with tech and BL reading notes.
https://blog.fnaith.com/author/you-chen/
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#448https://www.mi-wang.art
My wife's website featuring her artworks
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#449Mine is a Hugo-generated site with very little content -- eventually I'll migrate all the old content from my former WordPress-based site from years ago. My site can be seen at https://matecha.net :)
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#450It’s woefully out of date (including my current employer) but it was a fun project.
Hugo for static site generation, Bulma CSS, hosted on Netlify.