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For something like that, you don't even need flask. I use Netlify to host static pages for free. Spin up a little html, throw a classless CSS framework like Sak
by schwartzworld 6y ago
For something like that, you don't even need flask. I use Netlify to host static pages for free. Spin up a little html, throw a classless CSS framework like Sakura on it and push it up to GitHub. Netlify handles the rest.
If you really want to not bother with html, you could write the site in markdown and generate the standalone html files with pandoc.
As to whether employers will care how good you are at html/css/js, your mileage may vary. Your site doesn't need to have JavaScript.
My site https://schwartz.world https://schwartz.world is really minimal, but it's meant to be a labor of love and a place to experiment. I can't be pissed to think about making it look nice, despite (or maybe because of) doing front end professionally.