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Ask HN: Share your personal site

103 points by spacebuffer 4y ago

A similar post was done a few months ago and it was pretty fun so why not do it again ? share you're personal sites below and let others critique you! I'll start with mine https://www.yusuf.fyi/

HuwFulcher 4y ago
Here’s me! https://huwfulcher.com https://huwfulcher.com, it changes look whenever I get theme envy from someone else
wordswords1 4y ago
Work/personal blog: https://www.davidcraddock.net https://www.davidcraddock.net DJ stuff: https://DJDavidCraddock.com https://DJDavidCraddock.com
surprisetalk 4y ago
https://taylor.town https://taylor.town Here are some essays I'm particularly fond of: - https://taylor.town/synthetic-intelligence https://taylor.town/synthetic-intelligence - https://taylor.town/to-your-grave https://taylor.town/to-your-grave - https://taylor.town/eschew-the-new https://taylor.town/eschew-the-new - https://taylor.town/pick-practical-principles https://taylor.town/pick-practical-principles - https://taylor.town/10-minutes https://taylor.town/10-minutes - https://taylor.town/beware-the-grind https://taylor.town/beware-the-grind
- spacebuffer 4y ago
  Looks very good, I love the serif font! I read the first article you mentioned and I am bookmarking the others for when I have more time
  - surprisetalk 4y ago
    Thanks! The font is ET Book: https://edwardtufte.github.io/et-book/ https://edwardtufte.github.io/et-book/ I borrowed heavily from Tufte CSS: https://edwardtufte.github.io/tufte-css/ https://edwardtufte.github.io/tufte-css/
- xavdid 4y ago
  Hey Taylor! Good looking site- The minimal theming feels very clean. 2 suggestions jumped out: 1. The font size on homepage is small, especially for the two columns of dates. I can't really read them from across my desk (even on a big monitor). It's also not clear what the dates represent- maybe created and updated dates for each post? 2. The dates aren't present on the post pages themselves, so someone landing directly on a post won't know how old it is.
  - surprisetalk 4y ago
    > 1. The font size on homepage is small, especially for the two columns of dates. Thanks for the feedback! I just pushed up some changes. Let me know how it looks in ~10 minutes :) Those dates are indeed created and updated dates. I haven't thought of pretty a way to visually indicate that haha. Let me know if you have any ideas! > 2. The dates aren't present on the post pages themselves, so someone landing directly on a post won't know how old it is. It would be very easy to add, but I didn't think people would care! I'll add created/updated dates at the end of each page so it doesn't pollute the header. Thanks for the recommendations!
    - xavdid 4y ago
      Yes, much more readable now! Dates on posts is nice because knowing when a post was written (and/or updated) gives a lot of context. For instance, your timeline is super cool. Knowing where a given post fits into that is useful.
    - solumunus 4y ago
      > would have something a bit more comprehensive but i've been engrossed in trying to set up servers over the last 24 hours. Maybe a slightly smaller and lighter "C" and "U" preceding them?
- shog_hn 4y ago
  I liked your 10 minutes post - clever.
justusthane 4y ago
Sure! Here's mine: https://www.justus.ws https://www.justus.ws I've had this one for a couple years now. I've had more polished-looking sites in the past, but this time I wanted to emphasize having fun with it and not being too precious - this allows me to update it without worrying about everything being perfect. It's a static site built by Eleventy. I edit/build it locally, and then when I push up to Github it's rebuilt there by a Github action. Details here: https://www.justus.ws/how/ https://www.justus.ws/how/ Edit: An interesting tidbit: my avatar in the upper-left corner blinks on a random timer thanks to a very simple bit of JS[0]. However, it exhibits a strange and unexpected behaviour: if you don't interact with the webpage for a while, my avatar "goes to sleep"; e.g. the eyes close until you interact with it again. I love this, but I don't know why it happens! I get that the browser probably pauses scripts after a time, but why would it always end up with its eyes closed, especially when the eyes are only supposed to close for 150ms at a time? [0]: async function blinktimer() { async function blink() { var src = $(" .avatar ").attr('src'); console.log("BLINK!"); $(" .avatar ").attr('src','/images/dadi-avatar_blink.png'); await sleep(150); $(" .avatar ").attr('src',src); } while (true) { var delay = Math.floor((Math.random() * 11000) + 0); await sleep(delay); blink(); } }; - https://www.justus.ws/js/scripts.js https://www.justus.ws/js/scripts.js
- didactickhan 4y ago
  I found the center font hard to read.
  - justusthane 4y ago
    Thanks for the feedback - maybe your browser isn't loading my font? This is what it should look like: https://0x0.st/oR5C.png https://0x0.st/oR5C.png I should specify a better fallback font though. As an aside, for some reason all of your comments are showing up as dead (including a comment you made on another post 29 days ago). I vouched for your two comments here to bring them back. I'm not sure why that is, but you might want to reach out to hn@ycombinator.com
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rpastuszak 4y ago
Https://sonnet.io (And potato.horse for meeting notes)
didactickhan 4y ago
https://owolabioromidayo.github.io https://owolabioromidayo.github.io
- justusthane 4y ago
  Cool! You have some really neat projects. I especially like the IoT weather station.
haidrali 4y ago
https://itemfinder.ae/ https://itemfinder.ae/ (E-commerce search engine) http://clippost.io/ http://clippost.io/ (Post videos on social media) http://haidrali.com/ http://haidrali.com/ (personal blog)
andirk 4y ago
Loving all these funny URLs with their funny TLDs. No .com TLDs yet!
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DanielVZ 4y ago
I had mine at http://danielvz.cl/ http://danielvz.cl/ but I wanted to create it again, got sidetracked and built a new project instead (https://app.pressnt.net https://app.pressnt.net). The story is that I was going to make my own blogging platform from scratch with vanilla Django for personal use, but then I thought about making it available to anyone for use, but then I noticed that there are already plenty of those, so I made one with a twist. Actually the name “Pressn’t” comes from making blogs without Wordpress and a wordplay with present.
wannabebarista 4y ago
Here's mine: bcmullins.github.io I mostly write about research and reading. Here are some recent posts: Interesting books from 2022: https://bcmullins.github.io/interesting-books-2022/ https://bcmullins.github.io/interesting-books-2022/ Interesting articles from 2022: https://bcmullins.github.io/interesting-articles-2022/ https://bcmullins.github.io/interesting-articles-2022/ Foreign Affairs at 100: https://bcmullins.github.io/foreign-affairs-100/ https://bcmullins.github.io/foreign-affairs-100/
- spacebuffer 4y ago
  I wrote about what I read in 2022 too[0], you went waaay deeper than I did though, I added How Carrots Won the Trojan War to my goodreads! [0]: https://www.yusuf.fyi/posts/2022 https://www.yusuf.fyi/posts/2022
- xavdid 4y ago
  I like your layout, it's very clean! I also read Jekyll and Hyde in the past few years, but I felt like it didn't grip me because its "big twist" is so well known today; I can imagine it was different at the time. Also, instead of Project Gutenberg, it may be worth mentioning that the book is available at Standard Ebooks. They're a open source operation that makes high-quality modern ebooks out of public domain works. Here's J&H: https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/robert-louis-stevenson/the-strange-case-of-dr-jekyll-and-mr-hyde https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/robert-louis-stevenson/the...
  - wannabebarista 4y ago
    Oh wow, thanks for pointing me to Standard Ebooks! I wasn't familiar with them.
    - xavdid 4y ago
      Of course! They're an awesome project for people who enjoy high quality ebooks. I also like that I can submit typo fixes. :D
sodimel 4y ago
I have https://l3m.in https://l3m.in . That's a small php website where I have a blog and a project list page. All made using vanilla php/mysql/html/css website. Very fast, very frustrating to update since I'm mostly doing Python/Django stuff now. Aaaand https://links.l3m.in https://links.l3m.in ! That's a Shaarli-like website made using Django, it helps me store my links.
qudat 4y ago
https://bower.sh https://bower.sh -- personal blog and landing page for links
krehwell 4y ago
I have https://krehwell.com/ https://krehwell.com/ for my personal blog. and https://forum.krehwell.com/ https://forum.krehwell.com/ for hackernews clone of mine. aint much, but honest work :')
nils-m-holm 4y ago
http://t3x.org http://t3x.org LISP, compilers, array programming, science fiction models, statistics, meditation, programming languages, etc...
software_writer 4y ago
I write about Ruby and Rails on my personal site: https://www.akshaykhot.com/ https://www.akshaykhot.com/
transistor-man 4y ago
Here's me: https://transistor-man.com https://transistor-man.com I've been using it as a mixed place for documenting engineering projects and hosting piles of images from various reverse engineering efforts & excursions throughout the states. I've been slowly working on it becoming more mobile friendly. As a static site its incredibly time consuming to cleanup, but also fun. It's like restoring up rusty cookware, similar functionality but way prettier after a lot of scrubbing.
zerojames 4y ago
I write about coffee, web projects, and the IndieWeb at https://jamesg.blog https://jamesg.blog. I post bookmarks at https://jamesg.coffee https://jamesg.coffee.
xavdid 4y ago
I'm proud of a lot of things about my site, but maybe the domain most of all: https://xavd.id https://xavd.id It's written with Gatsby and hosted on Netlify (which handles the build step without configuration). I picked Gatsby because I wanted to use react/preprocessors, but also wanted to be able to "just write" (and MDX lets me do both of those). It also has a vibrant plugin ecosystem and is JS based (vs Ruby, which my previous site used; I don't write Ruby any longer). I blog a few times a year, a mix of technical topics and media reviews. The blog is meant to be mostly text, but it being in React means I can drop in rich things, like support for hide-able spoilers and nice code blocks. I've optimized the layout for reading text (good font size, max-width, line-height), so hopefully it works! Some favorite posts are: - Python Dataclasses from Scratch: https://xavd.id/blog/post/python-dataclasses-from-scratch/ https://xavd.id/blog/post/python-dataclasses-from-scratch/ - My yearly media review. Here's 2021; 2022 should be up in the next few days: https://xavd.id/blog/post/favorite-media-2021/ https://xavd.id/blog/post/favorite-media-2021/ Thanks for looking!
- schmudde 4y ago
  Interesting that you also track reading speed. My speed differential between different types of of books always surprises me a bit. Usually it's something like, "Wait, I'm only 20% through this book and I've been reading it for two months?"
  - surprisetalk 4y ago
    Hey David! It's Taylor from https://taylor.town https://taylor.town For those who don't know, @schmudde runs a blog called Beyond the Frame: https://schmud.de https://schmud.de He also has an excellent Strange Loop talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU6NvkkF4Xk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU6NvkkF4Xk
    - xavdid 4y ago
      Neat! Thanks for that context.
  - xavdid 4y ago
tverbeure 4y ago
https://tomverbeure.github.io/ https://tomverbeure.github.io/ All very nerdy electronics stuff: connecting GDB over JTAG, logic design, playing with FPGAs, repair of old test equipment, LED projects
- xavdid 4y ago
  Very cool! Very clean and I love the level of technical detail in the posts.
worldmerge 4y ago
My blog portfolio is [redacted]. It used to be a Jekyll site but after just getting frustrated with markdown and Jekyll I moved to Ghost. Ideally, I'd like to delete all social media and just have a newsletter via it.
geek_at 4y ago
Small blog I started because I was forgetting details about projects I made in the past. Was featured many times on HN and it seems the community really liked some of my posts https://blog.haschek.at/ https://blog.haschek.at/
yusufaytas 4y ago
On this website, I post about software development, personal opinions, daily observations, and hobbies. https://www.yusufaytas.com https://www.yusufaytas.com
ivanmontillam 4y ago
My personal blog is: https://www.ivanmontilla.com https://www.ivanmontilla.com I advertised it originally as a financial technology blog, ended up mostly a career advice blog for navigating toxic environments and some hard truths. EDIT: Typo.
- xavdid 4y ago
  Hey Ivan! I like your site. I might swap the homepage picture out for one that's a little less... aggressive though? That picture is pretty stern and it's on every page/post.
  - ivanmontillam 4y ago
    Advice accepted. I will change it soon. Thanks!
ckz 4y ago
https://www.calebk.com https://www.calebk.com - Static site with no framework beyond basic PUG/SCSS. - Uses no JS at all. - Actually pretty readable on a monochrome Palm Pilot too, as far as modern HTML goes. --- My key post is my thought framework for ethical software design: https://calebk.com/articles/design-ethics https://calebk.com/articles/design-ethics Have some fun ones on PalmOS UX and other experiments coming up, but unpublished for now. :)
- GOATS- 4y ago
  I love the little animation in the top left as well as the color scheme! What a lovely website.
- wannabebarista 4y ago
  Excellent design!
robinhoodexe 4y ago
https://philip-jakobsen.dk/ https://philip-jakobsen.dk/ Hosted on gitlab pages (for now), built with the Hugo SSG. Mostly showcasing some small side projects as well as my ceramics. I’m considering opening a small web shop as well.
- HuwFulcher 4y ago
  Where are you planning to move it to?
uncleshelby 4y ago
https://phinjensen.com/ https://phinjensen.com/ Not a lot on there right now. I have a lot of ideas for blog posts and started a series porting a tiny C++ renderer to Rust (to learn both 3D graphics and Rust), but it's been hard to find time to continue with school and work. I'm trying to put out a new post before my next semester starts or gets too busy, but we'll see... I built it kinda from scratch using Hugo. I didn't use any templates and wrote custom all custom CSS. The only JavaScript is a 2.3 KB Umami tracking script that talks to my self-hosted instance.
jakelazaroff 4y ago
I blog about web dev, React, building stuff and nostalgia: https://jakelazaroff.com https://jakelazaroff.com Built with a little static site generator I use for a couple other projects as well: https://radishjs.com https://radishjs.com
- xavdid 4y ago
  Looks great! I really like the use of color.
AdilZtn 4y ago
My personal blog: https://boring-guy.sh/ https://boring-guy.sh/ I don't publish frequently, but when I do, I aim to cover underrepresented topics.
- schmudde 4y ago
  I really dig your portrait.
  - AdilZtn 4y ago
    Thank you, this is a self-portrait of me during a moment of boredom during the lockdown in 2020.
camillovisini 4y ago
Here‘s mine https://camillovisini.com/ https://camillovisini.com/
dm03514 4y ago
Hello, I write about software, tech lead and other random things! https://on-systems.tech/ https://on-systems.tech/ I just published a post 2 days ago about 2022 Self Published Book earnings! I was kind of hoping hn would find it interesting but no luck so far! https://on-systems.tech/blog/130-2022-self-published-book-earnings/ https://on-systems.tech/blog/130-2022-self-published-book-ea...
- xwowsersx 4y ago
  https://on-systems.tech/blog/130-2022-self-published-book-earnings/ https://on-systems.tech/blog/130-2022-self-published-book-ea... is a great post, thanks for sharing so much detail. I've wanted to publish on technical topics so it's good to learn about other people's experiences. It looks like the print quality of your book is pretty good!
cl42 4y ago
Great idea! Here's mine: https://10millionsteps.com/ https://10millionsteps.com/ Random blog posts on frameworks for thinking, ideas, and projects. I aspire to write more!
adithyasrin 4y ago
https://adithya.dev https://adithya.dev I document small issues and set up guides for myself about Laravel.
vavooom 4y ago
Simple Jekyll blog about data science, statistics, data investigations, and more: https://www.jameswwilson.dev https://www.jameswwilson.dev
andrewmunsell 4y ago
I used to actually blog, but I ended up neglecting my site after I got a full-time job since I wanted to spend my personal time doing other things. But, I do credit my website heavily for getting me where I am and I always highly recommend blogging and having an online portfolio to anyone trying to get into the tech industry. Fun fact: A long time ago I had a blog post/rant about reCAPTCHA end up on the HN home page, and some time later I had a coworker ask me if I knew I was on Wikipedia. Turns out someone linked my blog post in the Wikipedia article for CAPTCHAs, but it's since been removed. Anyways, I did literally just switch from Wordpress to Statamic (which is even self-hosted on my homelab!). WP is a pain to manage, and having a flat-file based CMS does provide me some flexibility. I setup (again, using my homelab and N8N!) an automatic Masotdon-to-Statamic cross-poster, which was much easier to integrate than if I had my old WP setup. https://www.andrewmunsell.com/ https://www.andrewmunsell.com/
- ckz 4y ago
  It's funny, your name jumped out immediately as someone I've read. Took me a minute to place it, but I'm guessing probably back from your WP7/Win8 days as I was very interested in the space at the time. Definitely recall reading your iOS7 design post too. So, just wanted to say thanks for posting this here as it's fun to see it all again!
jmmv 4y ago
https://jmmv.dev/ https://jmmv.dev/ Static website (my blog plus some more) built with Hugo and hosted on GitHub Pages.
- xavdid 4y ago
  I like the color scheme a lot!
spapas82 4y ago
The main one is my blog at https://spapas.net https://spapas.net It's a pelican blog, uses the pelican octopress theme is hosted on GitHub and served with cloudflare static
- xwowsersx 4y ago
  I am getting "This site can’t be reached. spapas.net’s DNS address could not be found"
  - spapas82 4y ago
    Thank you for the tip, I had forgotten the www
glthr 4y ago
- https://www.glthr.com https://www.glthr.com -- personal blog (I will update it more regularly) - most recent project: https://glthr.com/cj https://glthr.com/cj -- solution to a literary puzzle
qwertyforce 4y ago
https://qwertyforce.dev https://qwertyforce.dev Something like a landing page, but I tried to recreate aesthetics of csgo hvh websites
ilovefood 4y ago
Focusing currently on mobile computing, Rust and other things as they pop up in my head https://karimjedda.com https://karimjedda.com
nikivi 4y ago
Mine is quite simple. Will add dark/light switch soon and make it prettier to use. https://nikiv.dev https://nikiv.dev
jefc1111 4y ago
Ok! https://geoffclayton.com/ https://geoffclayton.com/ Just some HTML really :-/ ... :-)
beej71 4y ago
Beej's Guides, etc.: https://beej.us/ https://beej.us/ Functional, and small download. But really not anything to write home about.
- xwowsersx 4y ago
  Love. The Network Programming guide looks great. Going to dig into that.
schmudde 4y ago
Mine: https://schmud.de/ https://schmud.de/ A humanities take on tech. I'm always nervous how the sidenotes render on other webviews. But my favorite part is the automatically generated historical timeline (https://schmud.de/timeline.html https://schmud.de/timeline.html). It is essentially a meaningfully different ordering of the same writing.
- xavdid 4y ago
  I really like your sidenodes! They play nicely on mobile too, which is impressive. I always notice how much empty space there is on the desktop view for mine, but I don't want to clutter the page too much for non-huge monitors.
  - MattDemers 4y ago
    Yeah, I really like them too! Is it just a second column?
- the-printer 4y ago
  In my experience, it just isn’t a proper “share your personal site” thread unless I come across yours. The timeline is a very nice take on the traditional blog archive, where posts are organized by the date of the subject matter itself instead of than when it was published. Nice.
ebursztein 4y ago
https://elie.net https://elie.net mostly about the research we do at Google. Generated statically and hosted on firebase. The design was custom made for it.
- xavdid 4y ago
  Wow, your circular navigation with the jumbled letters is very cool! It's a little picky about where you have to click (directly on the rune, apparently, even if it highlights when you're lose), but I enjoyed navigating around with it.
danielrm26 4y ago
https://danielmiessler.com/ https://danielmiessler.com/ Tutorials and ideas and analysis, started back in 1999!
- SHAKEDECADE 4y ago
  Oh shit, I've been listening to you for what seems like almost a decade. So glad to see you on here. Keep up the fantastic work!
- xavdid 4y ago
  Congrats on the longevity! My only suggestion for your site is that your homepage has a lot of different fonts at once. One for the header/nav, one for the main body/CTA, another for the podcast column headers and a serif font for the podcasts themselves. It may be worth condensing those and differentiating with size/color/weight instead of font face.
activatedgeek 4y ago
https://sanyamkapoor.com https://sanyamkapoor.com With my most recent iteration, I have started using my website more as a mental decluttering tool than a show-tell medium. The wesbite is a bunch of markdown files spiced up with Next.js and my first attempt at structured navigation. I keep a similar private one. I've now been rethinking of reorganizing into a flat heirarchy + what I like to call "theme portals" - essentially big picture entrypoints into details. This avoids a long list of scattered blog posts. The orrganization style of clean overarching themes like tech/math etc. isn't working for me.
- xavdid 4y ago
  I like your page layout/theme a lot. It's very readable and the tags/emoji make elements pop out nicely.
  - activatedgeek 4y ago
    Thank you! The typography/layouts come from Tailwind Typography [1]. I like their defaults. [1]: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/typography-plugin https://tailwindcss.com/docs/typography-plugin
looshi-looshi 4y ago
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GOATS- 4y ago
Here's mine! https://nectarine.sh https://nectarine.sh I've just started blogging and it has been a great way for me to consolidate new things I've picked up into easily digestable articles. The blog is very simple. It's built with Hugo and a modified instance of Congo[0] and is hosted by Cloudflare Pages for free. [0]: https://git.io/hugo-congo https://git.io/hugo-congo
blainsmith 4y ago
https://blainsmith.com https://blainsmith.com
- alphabet9000 4y ago
  really into your site
- spacebuffer 4y ago
  Good content, you might want to add some padding on the left and right to make it more readable
- smarri 4y ago
  I enjoyed reading some of your posts, thanks.
qab 4y ago
In the early days of covid lockdown I began a weekly page "Five Reads Friday" of recent internet finds for (old) colleagues from my (old) research lab. — and for anyone else who may be interested Its still going. Todays 5RF (number 134) is at http://www.d1017729-6869.belgacomhosting.be/nvrs-hri-gg/2023/Lockdown_reading_ver2023_01_06.html http://www.d1017729-6869.belgacomhosting.be/nvrs-hri-gg/2023...
- KomoD 4y ago
  Sketchy link to say the least
tylerdiaz 4y ago
I just updated mine over the holidays! https://www.tylerdiaz.com/ https://www.tylerdiaz.com/
cyberge99 4y ago
https://chrisbergeron.com/ https://chrisbergeron.com/
ivylee 4y ago
https://ivylee.github.io/ https://ivylee.github.io/
dSebastien 4y ago
https://dsebastien.net https://dsebastien.net
chazeon 4y ago
https://chazeon.com/ https://chazeon.com/
BenoitP 4y ago
https://benoit.paris https://benoit.paris It's got one article about complex integrals. There's also my CV in there as well (looking for work atm ;) )
FLpxpyJ 4y ago
https://foreverliketh.is/ https://foreverliketh.is/ God bless Hugo.
- spacebuffer 4y ago
  I sense you're a fellow obsidian/logseq user
  - FLpxpyJ 4y ago
    Joplin, actually.
jitl 4y ago
https://jake.tl https://jake.tl I’ve used this site design for probably 6 years? Today it’s a NextJS site on Vercel backed by markdown files (older pages) and Notion (newer pages). I’ve also built the same design with a Python SSG which was focused on one HTTP request per page, and before that a POSIX shell script I wrote focused on being as FreeBSD as possible. I would like to share more knowledge on the site, but it’s in last place behind all my other life goals.
- bgoated01 4y ago
  Love the airbnb tip, definitely going to use that!
christian_fei 4y ago
https://cri.dev/ https://cri.dev/ Blogging inconsistently since 2013, experimented with and morphed the site a whole lot over the years. stats (self-made and self-hosted) at https://s.cri.dev/ https://s.cri.dev/ using https://github.com/christian-fei/minimal-analytics https://github.com/christian-fei/minimal-analytics
fugue88 4y ago
https://www.fugue88.ws/ https://www.fugue88.ws/ I regret the TLD. I also run my email server there. Telling people my email address, I have to go character by character. Oh well! :-)
DamnInteresting 4y ago
https://www.damninteresting.com/ https://www.damninteresting.com/ A WordPress-based site I established way back in 2005. It's all non-fiction stories from history and science, plus I curate links to other interesting content.
ochronus 4y ago
https://leadership.garden/ https://leadership.garden/ My (engineering) leadership blog. Currently, running on Ghost.
nudgeee 4y ago
https://nudge.id.au https://nudge.id.au A bunch of side projects/gigs and ideas. Site is almost all static HTML/CSS.
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memalign 4y ago
https://memalign.github.io/ https://memalign.github.io/ Programming projects, little web games, miscellaneous other topics.
alanfranz 4y ago
https://www.franzoni.eu https://www.franzoni.eu Just a personal blog and some bio with links to projects.
shog_hn 4y ago
Two sites, I use wordpress for both. My tech / software / dev blog - running since 2008. https://www.shogan.co.uk/ https://www.shogan.co.uk/ My Trail and ultra running blog - running a few years now: https://trailrunningforlife.com/ https://trailrunningforlife.com/ I have a couple of other sites for projects with my kids that we blog about, and some other smaller projects, both of those are static using Hugo.
grepLeigh 4y ago
One of my personal goals is to write 1 blog post / week for 2023. Looking to cultivate a community curious about the future of TinyML (machine learning on edge/IoT devices). https://bitsy.ai/ https://bitsy.ai/
- janalsncm 4y ago
  Very cool, your blog posts have a high density of useful info unlike many of the ones usually surfaced by search engines. I’ve also worked on a project involving tiny ML models for sentence embeddings so I have a lot of respect for what you’re doing.
  - grepLeigh 4y ago
    Oh that's super cool! You don't see "tiny" language / NLP as much outside of the mobile ecosystem. I'd love to check out your project. Thanks for the kind words, by the way!
salamo 4y ago
My blog is https://lukesalamone.github.io https://lukesalamone.github.io Nothing too fancy, just a static hugo site on github pages. I'm most happy with the search that I added, which all happens client-side. The index is only about 129 KB so I'll probably never hit a practical download size limit either. And because it's happening in the browser it's very responsive. If anyone is curious about the details I also wrote about that here: https://lukesalamone.github.io/posts/rolling-my-own-blog-search/ https://lukesalamone.github.io/posts/rolling-my-own-blog-sea... I've also written a good amount about chess lately, if anyone is interested in that. Specifically, the intersection of chess and AI, where I've been working on a new type of chess learning tool.
- wic8 4y ago
  What's the blog template? look really slick.
  - runjake 4y ago
    You can view the source and find out! https://github.com/lukesalamone/lukesalamone.github.io https://github.com/lukesalamone/lukesalamone.github.io
  - salamo 4y ago
    Thanks. It's a modded version of a theme called "Hello Friend Ng".
efortis 4y ago
Portfolio: https://ericfortis.com https://ericfortis.com Blog: https://blog.uidrafter.com https://blog.uidrafter.com
navanchauhan 4y ago
Landing page for a collection of links: https://navan.website https://navan.website Otherwise: https://web.navan.dev https://web.navan.dev
wunderbaba 4y ago
https://specularrealms.com https://specularrealms.com The site doesn't have a particularly stylistic design, and my writing tends to focus on theistics and cognitive philosophy. The physiological constraints of free will https://specularrealms.com/genetic-freedom https://specularrealms.com/genetic-freedom Secular vs God's morality morality https://specularrealms.com/godsmorality https://specularrealms.com/godsmorality But I also write goofy articles like how Sean astin used basic programming language to hack a password. https://specularrealms.com/2021/04/21/strangest-things https://specularrealms.com/2021/04/21/strangest-things
karmakaze 4y ago
I don't use it much, but I used Gitbook for a blog[0]. Haven't posted much there or anywhere else. [0] https://blog.keithkim.org https://blog.keithkim.org
gnicholas 4y ago
Several HNers have BeeLine-enabled their websites to increase reader engagement, and to improve accessibility. I'm eternally grateful to the HN community, whose support of our massive Show HN [1] led to press coverage that helped get this business started. If anyone here is interested in adding our widget to their site, please ping me (contact at beelinereader dot com) and I'd be happy to make this happen. Here are various examples of HNers who have implemented our tech on their sites: • https://jaack.me/2022-dati-previsioni-2023/ https://jaack.me/2022-dati-previsioni-2023/ • https://programaudioseries.com/1-you-had-me-at-hello-world/ https://programaudioseries.com/1-you-had-me-at-hello-world/ • https://wildcardpeople.com/what-is-a-wildcard-person https://wildcardpeople.com/what-is-a-wildcard-person Other sites, including MIT Press Reader, have also implemented the tech and included it in their text settings • https://thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/the-new-art-of-making-books-on-bookworks/ https://thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/the-new-art-of-making-boo... More info is available on the BeeLine Reader website: http://www.beelinereader.com http://www.beelinereader.com 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6335784 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6335784
MattDemers 4y ago
I write about manga, video games, and odd tutorials for things like HomeAssistant: https://mattdemers.com https://mattdemers.com
LonelyWolfe 4y ago
Its not the greatest of sites, but ah what the heck: https://www.roman015.com/ https://www.roman015.com/
j3d 4y ago
I enjoy occasionally blogging on https://jedfonner.com/ https://jedfonner.com/ It's a simple static site built with jekyll. I'm most proud of the chatbot I wired up to answer basic questions from visitors. I explained how I did it here: https://jedfonner.com/2021/08/03/Dialogflow-v2 https://jedfonner.com/2021/08/03/Dialogflow-v2
smohnot 4y ago
Http://sheel.wtf
hegzploit 4y ago
here's mine: https://hegzploit.github.io/ https://hegzploit.github.io/ Did a recent revamp, not proud of the excessive JS but it is what it is, also I've started using stable diffusion to generate thumbnails for my posts which I really like, now the only thing missing is to start blogging actively.
simonsarris 4y ago
https://simonsarris.com https://simonsarris.com - Fairly mundane, but has a city pop up in the background. I've been meaning to remake it more interestingly, but many other projects to do. Most of my writing content is now on Substack, instead. https://carefulwords.com https://carefulwords.com - A more inspired thesaurus + historic quotes. Example: https://carefulwords.com/solitude https://carefulwords.com/solitude currently working on a microblogging social network, though only about 1 hour a night, so it will take some time.
bobbycolley 4y ago
https://robertjcolley.com https://robertjcolley.com is mine! Don't really like writing in my spare time so its a bit bare. Once a blue moon I'll update it
john-radio 4y ago
Hah, sure! It's out of date in many respects, but I like mine, especially the URL: https://signmaker.dev https://signmaker.dev
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istoselidas 4y ago
https://johndel.gr/ https://johndel.gr/
Krastan 4y ago
Krastan.com
codazoda 4y ago
Mine is raw markdown on GitHub. I don’t use a builder. Just technical stuff I write about and code projects I built. https://joeldare.com https://joeldare.com
jareklupinski 4y ago
https://jarek.lupin.ski https://jarek.lupin.ski it's mostly an e-resume, but my hackaday and github profile links are at the bottom if you want to see my electronics projects :)
- smarri 4y ago
  This made me smile :) "Good artists copy; great artists steal. - JAREK LUPINSKI"
moralestapia 4y ago
moralestapia.com which is pretty much a graveyard of projects lol
bhu1st 4y ago
https://bhupalsapkota.com.np/tech https://bhupalsapkota.com.np/tech Mostly resume and recommendatios I had on LinkedIn. Was planning to write regularly but couldn't find ideas to write about. Those here who persistently write personal blogs where do you get content ideas from?
jskherman 4y ago
Pitching in my site here as well: https://www.jskherman.com https://www.jskherman.com
vtomole 4y ago
https://vtomole.com https://vtomole.com Mostly quantum computing
xwowsersx 4y ago
I've recently started a newsletter focused on DevOps: https://www.thinkingdevops.com/ https://www.thinkingdevops.com/ I plan to start making videos as well (similar in style to sysadmincasts).
edrx 4y ago
The best page about my main project is this one: http://angg.twu.net/eepitch.html http://angg.twu.net/eepitch.html But I've been working a lot on its "videos for people who hate videos", here: http://angg.twu.net/eev-videos.html http://angg.twu.net/eev-videos.html
kennedn 4y ago
My website / blog is at https://kennedn.com/ https://kennedn.com/. The website portion is a bit of a weirdo. I deliberately wrote it from scratch to try and learn the basics of web design / JavaScript and evidence of that can be seen in the wacky ways I am achieving state management (sessionStorage) or the fact that the CSS is balanced on a hairpin. I made it just extensible enough that I've not had a need to refactor it to date though.
csomar 4y ago
regular nextjs/tailwind blog: https://omarabid.com https://omarabid.com fully hosted on Github pages (+ github actions for deployment). I haven’t written anything on it for a while, I’m getting committed to change that for this year.
Minor49er 4y ago
Not mine but some friends deserve a shout out: https://moonmusiq.com/ https://moonmusiq.com/ moon musiq is a netlabel for experimental industrial electronic music. Raises funds to fight human trafficking too. They made a compilation of 30 second bug songs a few months ago https://moonmusiq.bandcamp.com/album/small-sounds-for-small-bugs https://moonmusiq.bandcamp.com/album/small-sounds-for-small-...
lylejantzi3rd 4y ago
https://lylejantzi3rd.github.io/ https://lylejantzi3rd.github.io/ for now. I haven't decided whether to use lylejantzi3rd.com or lj3.me as a custom domain.
- KomoD 4y ago
  lj3.me for sure, lylejantzi3rd.com is difficult to remember and type
ghilston 4y ago
https://www.greghilston.com/ https://www.greghilston.com/ I'm pretty torn on having a separation between the notion of "posts" and "projects". I don't keep the project section up to date very often, and probably should remove it. Any thoughts/advice on this HN?
- wannabebarista 4y ago
  Briefly looking through your posts, I'm not 100% sure what differentiates the project posts from the others. I like the idea of the project page being visually distinct from the lists of posts. One way to sort out the project page is to provide a short blurb describing each post.
  - ghilston 4y ago
    > Briefly looking through your posts, I'm not 100% sure what differentiates the project posts from the others Yeah, that's exactly what I think the problem is. I arbitrary consider a one thing a project and another thing a post. Understood, thanks for your advice!
- KomoD 4y ago
  Don't quite understand why the images are links? Also highly recommend moving away from Disqus
baobabKoodaa 4y ago
Mine is https://attejuvonen.fi https://attejuvonen.fi It's a blog with a mix of written articles & showcasing products I've built.
asicsp 4y ago
https://learnbyexample.github.io/ https://learnbyexample.github.io/ - programming topics like regular expressions, cli tools, vim, etc and some posts about my ebook writing experience https://learnbyexample.github.io/escapist-reviews/ https://learnbyexample.github.io/escapist-reviews/ - reviews about fantasy and sci-fi books I read, many are self-published as I read a lot on KU
rockzapper 4y ago
Just trying to get started on Cloudflare Pages using Hugo. https://kunwar.me https://kunwar.me
seven 4y ago
Mostly to show my little projects to my friends and family: https://beastiebytes.com/more.html https://beastiebytes.com/more.html
rmcsqrd 4y ago
Personal website: https://riomcmahon.me https://riomcmahon.me
andrew_shay 4y ago
Blog and digital garden https://andrewshay.me https://andrewshay.me
shoebham 4y ago
https://shubhwym.me/ https://shubhwym.me/ I saw a site a few weeks back and create a similar website for myself.
gavinhoward 4y ago
https://gavinhoward.com/ https://gavinhoward.com/ I write about anything that interests me, from tech to religion. If you only want to subscribe to tech posts, there should be RSS feeds for specific categories and tags. Let me know if they don't work.
hjr265 4y ago
https://hjr265.me https://hjr265.me Blog and other personal site stuff
zainhoda 4y ago
https://zainhoda.github.io https://zainhoda.github.io Just a list of random stuff I’ve worked on, including a lot of abandoned side projects.
JustinGarrison 4y ago
https://justingarrison.com https://justingarrison.com Blog and stuff
yashg 4y ago
https://yash.info https://yash.info The oldest domain I have. It used to be my blog for many years, now it's a repository of my projects.
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jpdias 4y ago
https://jpdias.me https://jpdias.me Research, blog, and stuff
mr-karan 4y ago
https://mrkaran.dev/ https://mrkaran.dev/ I regularly blog about stuff I do at work/self hosting/anything I find interesting. The blog is made with Zola and hosted on GitHub pages.
- ms7892 4y ago
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gdev_gabe 4y ago
https://www.gdev.bm https://www.gdev.bm My personal freelancing company site. I got an endorsement from the prime minister of my country, which was pretty cool! Trying to focus on which technologies and projects I’ve worked with to give a sense of what skills I have
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lfti 4y ago
My personal digital garden for music, short stories, and tarot readings. https://loganfromtheinter.net/ https://loganfromtheinter.net/
- slater- 4y ago
  you've made some nice, bold songs here. i would name bands they remind me of, but i'm sure you're aware of your own influences. good job.
jcelerier 4y ago
https://jcelerier.name https://jcelerier.name It's most simple, I hope
tsthename 4y ago
My Latest Post: Using GPT-3 and Hacker News for slightly creepy market research Link: https://idiotlamborghini.com/articles/using_gpt3_and_hacker_news_for_slightly_creepy_market_research https://idiotlamborghini.com/articles/using_gpt3_and_hacker_...
FlashBlaze 4y ago
Went for a "minimalist" vibe: https://flashblaze.xyz https://flashblaze.xyz
- BasiliusCarver 4y ago
  Nice. Some of that reminded me of an album by The Algorithm https://www.last.fm/music/The+Algorithm/Brute+Force:+Source+Code https://www.last.fm/music/The+Algorithm/Brute+Force:+Source+...
  - FlashBlaze 4y ago
    Oh yeah, you're right!
slater- 4y ago
https://matthewwilson.website https://matthewwilson.website i'm pretty new to web development. i made this site with react as an excuse to practice using react. i'm interested in your feedback about how to best make myself contactable via this site. do you use a contact form? just post your email address?
koolhead17 4y ago
https://atuljha.com/blog https://atuljha.com/blog Daily ramblings.
thundergolfer 4y ago
https://thundergolfer.com https://thundergolfer.com My site’s content is most heavily focused on books, ML infra, and small projects. My most popular stuff is probably the Designing Data Intensive Apps flashcards mini-project and a post about K8s being a misfit for data/ML platform teams.
jasonjmcghee 4y ago
Personal website with some stuff I've written and built, like a falling sand series and an interactive animation creation tool. https://jason.today https://jason.today
zck 4y ago
https://zck.org/ https://zck.org/ Lots of Emacs and generative art. Buffalo chicken thoughts go to https://theflyingbuffalo.com/ https://theflyingbuffalo.com/
noaoh 4y ago
https://noaoh.github.io https://noaoh.github.io Very much a WIP
rogerclark 4y ago
https://rogerclark.org https://rogerclark.org Built with a simple static site generator in PHP: https://rogerclark.org/website.php.txt https://rogerclark.org/website.php.txt
5amdotis 4y ago
https://5am.is https://5am.is I usually blog/link to; about user experience and privacy. Want to do the 100 days to offload challenge this year. To force myself a bit to write and learn how to write better. WIP.. still looking through my archives of old blogs and post on other websites (forums that are long gone, social bookmarking services etc) to add to my website retrospectively. Using Hugo as static site generator and hosted on Netlify.
allig256 4y ago
https://www.allistergrange.com/ https://www.allistergrange.com/ No blog, it's purpose is to show off projects/my cv. I'm proud how it turned out, it's quite a unique design.
- ryanmcdonough 4y ago
  Nice site! On your CV there’s a dash at the start of the first bullet point, might need removing
gsora 4y ago
Been writing musings on personal projects and biking very erratically for a few years now, aiming at building up some consistency because I have stuff to say. https://noskills.club https://noskills.club https://noskills.club/blog https://noskills.club/blog
MarkBTomlinson 4y ago
https://markbtomlinson.com https://markbtomlinson.com I have been blogging about 3d, tech and general thoughts on this URL for a long time. Originally a flat site then a WP monster and now a sleak little HUGO number. I like this idea of blog sharing and it fits with my current feelings of decentralised posting.
johnxie 4y ago
https://www.johnxie.com/ https://www.johnxie.com/ A random collection of my favorite GIFs and SoundCloud embeds over the years
eiiot 4y ago
https://eliothertenstein.com/ https://eliothertenstein.com/ Inspired by an iPad-style layout, along with some other personal sites I admire. Not too fancy, just a home for my photos and some (not very much) writing.
- tetris11 4y ago
  It took me a decent amount of time to understand the spacing on that URL before I finally clicked on it
- spacebuffer 4y ago
  Looks good! the only think I dislike is the icon pack, might wanna look into changing it
- KomoD 4y ago
  I like it, the posts were quite slow to load though, ~2 seconds
mariushop 4y ago
Mine is mostly oil paintings: https://dreida.com https://dreida.com
s0ulsk 4y ago
https://www.mikemneves.com https://www.mikemneves.com Old, out-of-date website, but still works :) Works better on desktop
rcarmo 4y ago
https://taoofmac.com https://taoofmac.com. Check out the 3D site map to see what 20 years of keeping a personal Wiki looks like.
drran 4y ago
Anyone writes anything about war with RF in Ukraine?
xnacly 4y ago
A little late to the party but heres mine: https://xnacly.me https://xnacly.me Its a simple hugo generated static site with my own theme.
BasiliusCarver 4y ago
I’ve lurked for years and have decided to start writing stuff down in public https://shaunlawrie.com/ https://shaunlawrie.com/ Hand written HTML/css/js deployed via cloudflare pages
ryanmcdonough 4y ago
https://ryanmcdonough.co.uk https://ryanmcdonough.co.uk Started putting posts about legal tech recently.
qubyte 4y ago
https://qubyte.codes/ https://qubyte.codes/ It’s built with my own static site generator (my favourite thing to tinker with). I author posts in my own flavour of markdown. Page templates are good ol’ handlebars. It’s built with indieweb ideals in mind with micropub and webmentions implemented using netlify build plugins and functions.
russellbeattie 4y ago
Starting blogging again after a decade long hiatus: https://www.russellbeattie.com/notes/ https://www.russellbeattie.com/notes/ I write posts using Hypertext - my open source HTML Document Editor - and sync to S3 with a simple static blog generator. It's so nice to write essays using rich-text with the same CSS style as my site and not have to look at Markdown line noise and guess what the end result might look like. https://www.hypertext.plus/ https://www.hypertext.plus/ https://github.com/russellbeattie/hypertext-editor https://github.com/russellbeattie/hypertext-editor https://github.com/russellbeattie/hypertext-blogmaker https://github.com/russellbeattie/hypertext-blogmaker
bbody 4y ago
My blog: https://brendonbody.blog https://brendonbody.blog Just a basic Jekyll template. I have had a 2 year break and recently got back into it. In that time I also forgot to renew my old .com domain and had it taken over. Have had a few posts that previously got attention on Hacker News.
poidos 4y ago
Here’s me: https://luciano.laratel.li/ https://luciano.laratel.li/ I was happy I could get the domain! Pretty simple hand-rolled server-rendered site using the kit-clj[0] and neat-css[1]. Main backbone of the site is here[2]. I used to use a CLJS SPA but it was overkill and not as nice to use (load times particularly.) [0]: https://kit-clj.github.io/ https://kit-clj.github.io/ [1]: https://neat.joeldare.com/ https://neat.joeldare.com/ [2]: https://git.sr.ht/~luciano/laratel.li/tree/main/item/src/li/laratel/luciano/web/routes/ui.clj https://git.sr.ht/~luciano/laratel.li/tree/main/item/src/li/...
marginalia_nu 4y ago
https://www.marginalia.nu/ https://www.marginalia.nu/ don't mind the mess
hunterhod 4y ago
https://hunterhodnett.dev https://hunterhodnett.dev
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lawgimenez 4y ago
I’ve been iterating several domains and this is my favorite: https://law.gmnz.xyz https://law.gmnz.xyz
vandamd 4y ago
https://vandam.tech https://vandam.tech Put this together very recently. Generated with Zola and hosted on GitHub Pages. Quite happy with the little music feed!
ig0r0 4y ago
https://blog.kulman.sk https://blog.kulman.sk Basically a programming blog in English, these days about iOS and Swift development, statically generated with Hugo, hosted on Netlify. I also run https://www.kulman.sk https://www.kulman.sk which is my original personal site in Slovak with non-programming stuff.
samsolomon 4y ago
https://solomon.io https://solomon.io I’m a product designer who’s been blogging since around 2009. For several years I managed an online publication, Signal Tower. Then left it to become the host of the Designer News podcast. Some posts y’all might find interesting: A Children’s Book Written and Illustrated by AI https://solomon.io/childrens-story-written-illustrated-ai/ https://solomon.io/childrens-story-written-illustrated-ai/ Improving Accessibility with Design Tokens https://solomon.io/improving-accessibility-with-design-tokens/ https://solomon.io/improving-accessibility-with-design-token... Code School, 10 Years Later https://solomon.io/code-school-10-years-later/ https://solomon.io/code-school-10-years-later/
jml312 4y ago
https://www.joshlevy.io https://www.joshlevy.io My personal site made with Next, Sanity, and Tailwind
manuelkehl 4y ago
https://manuelkehl.com https://manuelkehl.com My personal blog as well as a place to showcase the iOS & macOS apps I’m working on. It’s statically generated with Hugo and, for the first time, I actually created the theme myself (based on the lightweight CSS framework Bulma). Being essentially just a bunch of SASS files, Bulma allowed me to easily cherry-pick only what I needed, extend and tweak as required and easily integrate it into the Hugo build pipeline. Designing and developing the theme was a really cool experience because my background is mostly in C, C++ Objective C and Swift and this was the most serious “web project” I have done to date. I still prefer writing native apps but have definitely enjoyed this excursion into the world of SCSS, HTML and JS :) Now if only I got around to actually blogging more regularly :D
rpep 4y ago
https://rpep.dev https://rpep.dev Just started it really, trying to start writing as I miss it a bit from working in academia. I used Hugo to generate it and host it on GitHub Pages with a custom domain. I need to make some tweaks to the template I used but not really had time!
robswc 4y ago
https://robswc.me/ https://robswc.me/ Constantly working on this. I wanted one of those incredibly functional, nearly entirely text-based sites (huge fan of those) ... but I decided to try to be more creative and have fun with it.
madeinsparetime 4y ago
https://madeinsparetime.com https://madeinsparetime.com This is my personal site hosted on Micro.Blog where I try to keep track of spare projects that I make for myself, friends, or family!
adamjhawley 4y ago
https://adamjhawley.com/ https://adamjhawley.com/ - built with blogdown and use it to document stuff I learn/projects I try. Fell out of the habit of writing blogs. I’ve been focusing on small projects since and might write about a few of those soon.
prithsr 4y ago
Wanted to experiment with neumorphism for a bit! https://rakhyani.com https://rakhyani.com
__warlord__ 4y ago
https://memo.mx https://memo.mx personal blog and notes for me, if you find something useful, please use it. almost everything is under "Do What the Fuck You Want To Public License"
austinnguyen00 4y ago
Mine is https://austinnguyen00.com/ https://austinnguyen00.com/. It is my portfolio site that I built a few months ago when I started my developer journey, so it may not look that fancy, but I'm proud of it :D
nikonyrh 4y ago
https://nikonyrh.github.io https://nikonyrh.github.io My blog / project portfolio, mostly Keras ML stuff in recent years but also programming and database stuff. https://www.artistic.wtf https://www.artistic.wtf A free Stable Diffusion site for generating images, extra features such as image grids and higher resolution are available from paid plans.
TonyBar 4y ago
I have my portfolio where I write some programming related posts from time to time :) https://antoniosbarotsis.github.io/ https://antoniosbarotsis.github.io/ been doing some Rust lately. I'm still a student so nothing too cool in there but slowly getting better. I mostly find specific ideas that interest me, group a bunch of those together and try to build a project that uses all of them. I usually blog about those although I think in a bit too much detail. I also relatively recently published an RSS aggregator that sends emails here if anyone wants to give feedback https://github.com/AntoniosBarotsis/Rss2Email https://github.com/AntoniosBarotsis/Rss2Email Cant wait to find cool blogs in these replies
mattst88 4y ago
https://mattst88.com/ https://mattst88.com/ A blog I rarely write, and some pages about my collection of pet computers.
labarilem 4y ago
https://marcolabarile.me https://marcolabarile.me
bradley_taunt 4y ago
https://bt.ht https://bt.ht Rambling about design, programming, hardware and Linux
ecornflak 4y ago
https://mrjamesbell.com https://mrjamesbell.com is my blog. It’s the first personal website I’ve ever felt happy about. Every so often I’ll get inspired and write a post but I have quite a few ideas in draft.
michele 4y ago
Mine is https://finotto.org https://finotto.org Haven't written anything in the past few years, but this year I decided I'm going to start writing again. It's generated with Hugo and uses a theme I found on GitHub. Nothing fancy there.
adhikasp 4y ago
Mine in https://adhikasp.my.id https://adhikasp.my.id Still barebone. I want to explore about federation stuff and indieweb movement.
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sander1095 4y ago
Mine is https://stenbrinke.nl https://stenbrinke.nl . I try blogging about programming, and an a big fan of .NET!
motyar 4y ago
https://motyar.info https://motyar.info Try double click
ggcr 4y ago
https://ggcr.es/ https://ggcr.es/
prirai 4y ago
prirai.github.io
lee337 4y ago
https://leereilly.net https://leereilly.net - I thought this was pretty cool... about 10 years ago.
program247365 4y ago
https://kbr.sh https://kbr.sh Just did some redesign and cleanup. I especially like the idea of a /now page. Experimenting with adding more pages and content soon. Digital Garden is the right word here. ;)
celurian92 4y ago
My blog is https://mohibulsblog.netlify.app/ https://mohibulsblog.netlify.app/ Nothing too fancy, just a static hugo site on github pages. I mostly write about Java and Javascript. Currently trying to complete my 100DaysOfJava. As its quite a tough thing to make time so trying to read and tinker with the concepts and then write. The article i am most fond of will be https://mohibulsblog.netlify.app/posts/java/100daysofjava/day60/ https://mohibulsblog.netlify.app/posts/java/100daysofjava/da...
IYasha 4y ago
I had one, but it literally burned down with my server when ISPs air conditioner failed. Two PSUs went one by one, and the shitty HP server wouldn't even properly shut down. :( Since then, the domain was overtaken. And there's no point making another server considering WW3 situation :( And the entry point now is probably higher - one does not simply install CMS. And domains need to be paid. ( Screw Internet!
allenng 4y ago
I make things that I find interesting and post some of them here: https://stupid-genius.com/ https://stupid-genius.com/

103 points by spacebuffer 4y ago

A similar post was done a few months ago and it was pretty fun so why not do it again ? share you're personal sites below and let others critique you! I'll start with mine https://www.yusuf.fyi/

HuwFulcher 4y ago

Here’s me! https://huwfulcher.com https://huwfulcher.com, it changes look whenever I get theme envy from someone else

wordswords1 4y ago

Work/personal blog: https://www.davidcraddock.net https://www.davidcraddock.net DJ stuff: https://DJDavidCraddock.com https://DJDavidCraddock.com

surprisetalk 4y ago

https://taylor.town https://taylor.town Here are some essays I'm particularly fond of: - https://taylor.town/synthetic-intelligence https://taylor.town/synthetic-intelligence - https://taylor.town/to-your-grave https://taylor.town/to-your-grave - https://taylor.town/eschew-the-new https://taylor.town/eschew-the-new - https://taylor.town/pick-practical-principles https://taylor.town/pick-practical-principles - https://taylor.town/10-minutes https://taylor.town/10-minutes - https://taylor.town/beware-the-grind https://taylor.town/beware-the-grind

spacebuffer 4y ago
Looks very good, I love the serif font! I read the first article you mentioned and I am bookmarking the others for when I have more time
- surprisetalk 4y ago
  Thanks! The font is ET Book: https://edwardtufte.github.io/et-book/ https://edwardtufte.github.io/et-book/ I borrowed heavily from Tufte CSS: https://edwardtufte.github.io/tufte-css/ https://edwardtufte.github.io/tufte-css/
xavdid 4y ago
Hey Taylor! Good looking site- The minimal theming feels very clean. 2 suggestions jumped out: 1. The font size on homepage is small, especially for the two columns of dates. I can't really read them from across my desk (even on a big monitor). It's also not clear what the dates represent- maybe created and updated dates for each post? 2. The dates aren't present on the post pages themselves, so someone landing directly on a post won't know how old it is.
- surprisetalk 4y ago
  > 1. The font size on homepage is small, especially for the two columns of dates. Thanks for the feedback! I just pushed up some changes. Let me know how it looks in ~10 minutes :) Those dates are indeed created and updated dates. I haven't thought of pretty a way to visually indicate that haha. Let me know if you have any ideas! > 2. The dates aren't present on the post pages themselves, so someone landing directly on a post won't know how old it is. It would be very easy to add, but I didn't think people would care! I'll add created/updated dates at the end of each page so it doesn't pollute the header. Thanks for the recommendations!
  - xavdid 4y ago
    Yes, much more readable now! Dates on posts is nice because knowing when a post was written (and/or updated) gives a lot of context. For instance, your timeline is super cool. Knowing where a given post fits into that is useful.
  - solumunus 4y ago
    > would have something a bit more comprehensive but i've been engrossed in trying to set up servers over the last 24 hours. Maybe a slightly smaller and lighter "C" and "U" preceding them?
shog_hn 4y ago
I liked your 10 minutes post - clever.

justusthane 4y ago

Sure! Here's mine: https://www.justus.ws https://www.justus.ws I've had this one for a couple years now. I've had more polished-looking sites in the past, but this time I wanted to emphasize having fun with it and not being too precious - this allows me to update it without worrying about everything being perfect. It's a static site built by Eleventy. I edit/build it locally, and then when I push up to Github it's rebuilt there by a Github action. Details here: https://www.justus.ws/how/ https://www.justus.ws/how/ Edit: An interesting tidbit: my avatar in the upper-left corner blinks on a random timer thanks to a very simple bit of JS[0]. However, it exhibits a strange and unexpected behaviour: if you don't interact with the webpage for a while, my avatar "goes to sleep"; e.g. the eyes close until you interact with it again. I love this, but I don't know why it happens! I get that the browser probably pauses scripts after a time, but why would it always end up with its eyes closed, especially when the eyes are only supposed to close for 150ms at a time? [0]: async function blinktimer() { async function blink() { var src = $(" .avatar ").attr('src'); console.log("BLINK!"); $(" .avatar ").attr('src','/images/dadi-avatar_blink.png'); await sleep(150); $(" .avatar ").attr('src',src); } while (true) { var delay = Math.floor((Math.random() * 11000) + 0); await sleep(delay); blink(); } }; - https://www.justus.ws/js/scripts.js https://www.justus.ws/js/scripts.js

didactickhan 4y ago
I found the center font hard to read.
- justusthane 4y ago
  Thanks for the feedback - maybe your browser isn't loading my font? This is what it should look like: https://0x0.st/oR5C.png https://0x0.st/oR5C.png I should specify a better fallback font though. As an aside, for some reason all of your comments are showing up as dead (including a comment you made on another post 29 days ago). I vouched for your two comments here to bring them back. I'm not sure why that is, but you might want to reach out to hn@ycombinator.com
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rpastuszak 4y ago

Https://sonnet.io (And potato.horse for meeting notes)

didactickhan 4y ago

https://owolabioromidayo.github.io https://owolabioromidayo.github.io

justusthane 4y ago
Cool! You have some really neat projects. I especially like the IoT weather station.

haidrali 4y ago

https://itemfinder.ae/ https://itemfinder.ae/ (E-commerce search engine) http://clippost.io/ http://clippost.io/ (Post videos on social media) http://haidrali.com/ http://haidrali.com/ (personal blog)

andirk 4y ago

Loving all these funny URLs with their funny TLDs. No .com TLDs yet!

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DanielVZ 4y ago

I had mine at http://danielvz.cl/ http://danielvz.cl/ but I wanted to create it again, got sidetracked and built a new project instead (https://app.pressnt.net https://app.pressnt.net). The story is that I was going to make my own blogging platform from scratch with vanilla Django for personal use, but then I thought about making it available to anyone for use, but then I noticed that there are already plenty of those, so I made one with a twist. Actually the name “Pressn’t” comes from making blogs without Wordpress and a wordplay with present.

wannabebarista 4y ago

Here's mine: bcmullins.github.io I mostly write about research and reading. Here are some recent posts: Interesting books from 2022: https://bcmullins.github.io/interesting-books-2022/ https://bcmullins.github.io/interesting-books-2022/ Interesting articles from 2022: https://bcmullins.github.io/interesting-articles-2022/ https://bcmullins.github.io/interesting-articles-2022/ Foreign Affairs at 100: https://bcmullins.github.io/foreign-affairs-100/ https://bcmullins.github.io/foreign-affairs-100/

spacebuffer 4y ago
I wrote about what I read in 2022 too[0], you went waaay deeper than I did though, I added How Carrots Won the Trojan War to my goodreads! [0]: https://www.yusuf.fyi/posts/2022 https://www.yusuf.fyi/posts/2022
xavdid 4y ago
I like your layout, it's very clean! I also read Jekyll and Hyde in the past few years, but I felt like it didn't grip me because its "big twist" is so well known today; I can imagine it was different at the time. Also, instead of Project Gutenberg, it may be worth mentioning that the book is available at Standard Ebooks. They're a open source operation that makes high-quality modern ebooks out of public domain works. Here's J&H: https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/robert-louis-stevenson/the-strange-case-of-dr-jekyll-and-mr-hyde https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/robert-louis-stevenson/the...
- wannabebarista 4y ago
  Oh wow, thanks for pointing me to Standard Ebooks! I wasn't familiar with them.
  - xavdid 4y ago
    Of course! They're an awesome project for people who enjoy high quality ebooks. I also like that I can submit typo fixes. :D

sodimel 4y ago

I have https://l3m.in https://l3m.in . That's a small php website where I have a blog and a project list page. All made using vanilla php/mysql/html/css website. Very fast, very frustrating to update since I'm mostly doing Python/Django stuff now. Aaaand https://links.l3m.in https://links.l3m.in ! That's a Shaarli-like website made using Django, it helps me store my links.

qudat 4y ago

https://bower.sh https://bower.sh -- personal blog and landing page for links

krehwell 4y ago

I have https://krehwell.com/ https://krehwell.com/ for my personal blog. and https://forum.krehwell.com/ https://forum.krehwell.com/ for hackernews clone of mine. aint much, but honest work :')

nils-m-holm 4y ago

http://t3x.org http://t3x.org LISP, compilers, array programming, science fiction models, statistics, meditation, programming languages, etc...

software_writer 4y ago

I write about Ruby and Rails on my personal site: https://www.akshaykhot.com/ https://www.akshaykhot.com/

transistor-man 4y ago

Here's me: https://transistor-man.com https://transistor-man.com I've been using it as a mixed place for documenting engineering projects and hosting piles of images from various reverse engineering efforts & excursions throughout the states. I've been slowly working on it becoming more mobile friendly. As a static site its incredibly time consuming to cleanup, but also fun. It's like restoring up rusty cookware, similar functionality but way prettier after a lot of scrubbing.

zerojames 4y ago

I write about coffee, web projects, and the IndieWeb at https://jamesg.blog https://jamesg.blog. I post bookmarks at https://jamesg.coffee https://jamesg.coffee.

xavdid 4y ago

I'm proud of a lot of things about my site, but maybe the domain most of all: https://xavd.id https://xavd.id It's written with Gatsby and hosted on Netlify (which handles the build step without configuration). I picked Gatsby because I wanted to use react/preprocessors, but also wanted to be able to "just write" (and MDX lets me do both of those). It also has a vibrant plugin ecosystem and is JS based (vs Ruby, which my previous site used; I don't write Ruby any longer). I blog a few times a year, a mix of technical topics and media reviews. The blog is meant to be mostly text, but it being in React means I can drop in rich things, like support for hide-able spoilers and nice code blocks. I've optimized the layout for reading text (good font size, max-width, line-height), so hopefully it works! Some favorite posts are: - Python Dataclasses from Scratch: https://xavd.id/blog/post/python-dataclasses-from-scratch/ https://xavd.id/blog/post/python-dataclasses-from-scratch/ - My yearly media review. Here's 2021; 2022 should be up in the next few days: https://xavd.id/blog/post/favorite-media-2021/ https://xavd.id/blog/post/favorite-media-2021/ Thanks for looking!

schmudde 4y ago
Interesting that you also track reading speed. My speed differential between different types of of books always surprises me a bit. Usually it's something like, "Wait, I'm only 20% through this book and I've been reading it for two months?"
- surprisetalk 4y ago
  Hey David! It's Taylor from https://taylor.town https://taylor.town For those who don't know, @schmudde runs a blog called Beyond the Frame: https://schmud.de https://schmud.de He also has an excellent Strange Loop talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU6NvkkF4Xk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU6NvkkF4Xk
  - xavdid 4y ago
    Neat! Thanks for that context.
- xavdid 4y ago

tverbeure 4y ago

https://tomverbeure.github.io/ https://tomverbeure.github.io/ All very nerdy electronics stuff: connecting GDB over JTAG, logic design, playing with FPGAs, repair of old test equipment, LED projects

xavdid 4y ago
Very cool! Very clean and I love the level of technical detail in the posts.

worldmerge 4y ago

My blog portfolio is [redacted]. It used to be a Jekyll site but after just getting frustrated with markdown and Jekyll I moved to Ghost. Ideally, I'd like to delete all social media and just have a newsletter via it.

geek_at 4y ago

Small blog I started because I was forgetting details about projects I made in the past. Was featured many times on HN and it seems the community really liked some of my posts https://blog.haschek.at/ https://blog.haschek.at/

yusufaytas 4y ago

On this website, I post about software development, personal opinions, daily observations, and hobbies. https://www.yusufaytas.com https://www.yusufaytas.com

ivanmontillam 4y ago

My personal blog is: https://www.ivanmontilla.com https://www.ivanmontilla.com I advertised it originally as a financial technology blog, ended up mostly a career advice blog for navigating toxic environments and some hard truths. EDIT: Typo.

xavdid 4y ago
Hey Ivan! I like your site. I might swap the homepage picture out for one that's a little less... aggressive though? That picture is pretty stern and it's on every page/post.
- ivanmontillam 4y ago
  Advice accepted. I will change it soon. Thanks!

ckz 4y ago

https://www.calebk.com https://www.calebk.com - Static site with no framework beyond basic PUG/SCSS. - Uses no JS at all. - Actually pretty readable on a monochrome Palm Pilot too, as far as modern HTML goes. --- My key post is my thought framework for ethical software design: https://calebk.com/articles/design-ethics https://calebk.com/articles/design-ethics Have some fun ones on PalmOS UX and other experiments coming up, but unpublished for now. :)

GOATS- 4y ago
I love the little animation in the top left as well as the color scheme! What a lovely website.
wannabebarista 4y ago
Excellent design!

robinhoodexe 4y ago

https://philip-jakobsen.dk/ https://philip-jakobsen.dk/ Hosted on gitlab pages (for now), built with the Hugo SSG. Mostly showcasing some small side projects as well as my ceramics. I’m considering opening a small web shop as well.

HuwFulcher 4y ago
Where are you planning to move it to?

uncleshelby 4y ago

https://phinjensen.com/ https://phinjensen.com/ Not a lot on there right now. I have a lot of ideas for blog posts and started a series porting a tiny C++ renderer to Rust (to learn both 3D graphics and Rust), but it's been hard to find time to continue with school and work. I'm trying to put out a new post before my next semester starts or gets too busy, but we'll see... I built it kinda from scratch using Hugo. I didn't use any templates and wrote custom all custom CSS. The only JavaScript is a 2.3 KB Umami tracking script that talks to my self-hosted instance.

jakelazaroff 4y ago

I blog about web dev, React, building stuff and nostalgia: https://jakelazaroff.com https://jakelazaroff.com Built with a little static site generator I use for a couple other projects as well: https://radishjs.com https://radishjs.com

xavdid 4y ago
Looks great! I really like the use of color.

AdilZtn 4y ago

My personal blog: https://boring-guy.sh/ https://boring-guy.sh/ I don't publish frequently, but when I do, I aim to cover underrepresented topics.

schmudde 4y ago
I really dig your portrait.
- AdilZtn 4y ago
  Thank you, this is a self-portrait of me during a moment of boredom during the lockdown in 2020.

camillovisini 4y ago

Here‘s mine https://camillovisini.com/ https://camillovisini.com/

dm03514 4y ago

Hello, I write about software, tech lead and other random things! https://on-systems.tech/ https://on-systems.tech/ I just published a post 2 days ago about 2022 Self Published Book earnings! I was kind of hoping hn would find it interesting but no luck so far! https://on-systems.tech/blog/130-2022-self-published-book-earnings/ https://on-systems.tech/blog/130-2022-self-published-book-ea...

xwowsersx 4y ago
https://on-systems.tech/blog/130-2022-self-published-book-earnings/ https://on-systems.tech/blog/130-2022-self-published-book-ea... is a great post, thanks for sharing so much detail. I've wanted to publish on technical topics so it's good to learn about other people's experiences. It looks like the print quality of your book is pretty good!

cl42 4y ago

Great idea! Here's mine: https://10millionsteps.com/ https://10millionsteps.com/ Random blog posts on frameworks for thinking, ideas, and projects. I aspire to write more!

adithyasrin 4y ago

https://adithya.dev https://adithya.dev I document small issues and set up guides for myself about Laravel.

vavooom 4y ago

Simple Jekyll blog about data science, statistics, data investigations, and more: https://www.jameswwilson.dev https://www.jameswwilson.dev

andrewmunsell 4y ago

I used to actually blog, but I ended up neglecting my site after I got a full-time job since I wanted to spend my personal time doing other things. But, I do credit my website heavily for getting me where I am and I always highly recommend blogging and having an online portfolio to anyone trying to get into the tech industry. Fun fact: A long time ago I had a blog post/rant about reCAPTCHA end up on the HN home page, and some time later I had a coworker ask me if I knew I was on Wikipedia. Turns out someone linked my blog post in the Wikipedia article for CAPTCHAs, but it's since been removed. Anyways, I did literally just switch from Wordpress to Statamic (which is even self-hosted on my homelab!). WP is a pain to manage, and having a flat-file based CMS does provide me some flexibility. I setup (again, using my homelab and N8N!) an automatic Masotdon-to-Statamic cross-poster, which was much easier to integrate than if I had my old WP setup. https://www.andrewmunsell.com/ https://www.andrewmunsell.com/

ckz 4y ago
It's funny, your name jumped out immediately as someone I've read. Took me a minute to place it, but I'm guessing probably back from your WP7/Win8 days as I was very interested in the space at the time. Definitely recall reading your iOS7 design post too. So, just wanted to say thanks for posting this here as it's fun to see it all again!

jmmv 4y ago

https://jmmv.dev/ https://jmmv.dev/ Static website (my blog plus some more) built with Hugo and hosted on GitHub Pages.

xavdid 4y ago
I like the color scheme a lot!

spapas82 4y ago

The main one is my blog at https://spapas.net https://spapas.net It's a pelican blog, uses the pelican octopress theme is hosted on GitHub and served with cloudflare static

xwowsersx 4y ago
I am getting "This site can’t be reached. spapas.net’s DNS address could not be found"
- spapas82 4y ago
  Thank you for the tip, I had forgotten the www

glthr 4y ago

- https://www.glthr.com https://www.glthr.com -- personal blog (I will update it more regularly) - most recent project: https://glthr.com/cj https://glthr.com/cj -- solution to a literary puzzle

qwertyforce 4y ago

https://qwertyforce.dev https://qwertyforce.dev Something like a landing page, but I tried to recreate aesthetics of csgo hvh websites

ilovefood 4y ago

Focusing currently on mobile computing, Rust and other things as they pop up in my head https://karimjedda.com https://karimjedda.com

nikivi 4y ago

Mine is quite simple. Will add dark/light switch soon and make it prettier to use. https://nikiv.dev https://nikiv.dev

jefc1111 4y ago

Ok! https://geoffclayton.com/ https://geoffclayton.com/ Just some HTML really :-/ ... :-)

beej71 4y ago

Beej's Guides, etc.: https://beej.us/ https://beej.us/ Functional, and small download. But really not anything to write home about.

xwowsersx 4y ago
Love. The Network Programming guide looks great. Going to dig into that.

schmudde 4y ago

Mine: https://schmud.de/ https://schmud.de/ A humanities take on tech. I'm always nervous how the sidenotes render on other webviews. But my favorite part is the automatically generated historical timeline (https://schmud.de/timeline.html https://schmud.de/timeline.html). It is essentially a meaningfully different ordering of the same writing.

xavdid 4y ago
I really like your sidenodes! They play nicely on mobile too, which is impressive. I always notice how much empty space there is on the desktop view for mine, but I don't want to clutter the page too much for non-huge monitors.
- MattDemers 4y ago
  Yeah, I really like them too! Is it just a second column?
the-printer 4y ago
In my experience, it just isn’t a proper “share your personal site” thread unless I come across yours. The timeline is a very nice take on the traditional blog archive, where posts are organized by the date of the subject matter itself instead of than when it was published. Nice.

ebursztein 4y ago

https://elie.net https://elie.net mostly about the research we do at Google. Generated statically and hosted on firebase. The design was custom made for it.

xavdid 4y ago
Wow, your circular navigation with the jumbled letters is very cool! It's a little picky about where you have to click (directly on the rune, apparently, even if it highlights when you're lose), but I enjoyed navigating around with it.

danielrm26 4y ago

https://danielmiessler.com/ https://danielmiessler.com/ Tutorials and ideas and analysis, started back in 1999!

SHAKEDECADE 4y ago
Oh shit, I've been listening to you for what seems like almost a decade. So glad to see you on here. Keep up the fantastic work!
xavdid 4y ago
Congrats on the longevity! My only suggestion for your site is that your homepage has a lot of different fonts at once. One for the header/nav, one for the main body/CTA, another for the podcast column headers and a serif font for the podcasts themselves. It may be worth condensing those and differentiating with size/color/weight instead of font face.

activatedgeek 4y ago

https://sanyamkapoor.com https://sanyamkapoor.com With my most recent iteration, I have started using my website more as a mental decluttering tool than a show-tell medium. The wesbite is a bunch of markdown files spiced up with Next.js and my first attempt at structured navigation. I keep a similar private one. I've now been rethinking of reorganizing into a flat heirarchy + what I like to call "theme portals" - essentially big picture entrypoints into details. This avoids a long list of scattered blog posts. The orrganization style of clean overarching themes like tech/math etc. isn't working for me.

xavdid 4y ago
I like your page layout/theme a lot. It's very readable and the tags/emoji make elements pop out nicely.
- activatedgeek 4y ago
  Thank you! The typography/layouts come from Tailwind Typography [1]. I like their defaults. [1]: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/typography-plugin https://tailwindcss.com/docs/typography-plugin

looshi-looshi 4y ago

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GOATS- 4y ago

Here's mine! https://nectarine.sh https://nectarine.sh I've just started blogging and it has been a great way for me to consolidate new things I've picked up into easily digestable articles. The blog is very simple. It's built with Hugo and a modified instance of Congo[0] and is hosted by Cloudflare Pages for free. [0]: https://git.io/hugo-congo https://git.io/hugo-congo

blainsmith 4y ago

https://blainsmith.com https://blainsmith.com

alphabet9000 4y ago
really into your site
spacebuffer 4y ago
Good content, you might want to add some padding on the left and right to make it more readable
smarri 4y ago
I enjoyed reading some of your posts, thanks.

qab 4y ago

In the early days of covid lockdown I began a weekly page "Five Reads Friday" of recent internet finds for (old) colleagues from my (old) research lab. — and for anyone else who may be interested Its still going. Todays 5RF (number 134) is at http://www.d1017729-6869.belgacomhosting.be/nvrs-hri-gg/2023/Lockdown_reading_ver2023_01_06.html http://www.d1017729-6869.belgacomhosting.be/nvrs-hri-gg/2023...

KomoD 4y ago
Sketchy link to say the least

tylerdiaz 4y ago

I just updated mine over the holidays! https://www.tylerdiaz.com/ https://www.tylerdiaz.com/

cyberge99 4y ago

https://chrisbergeron.com/ https://chrisbergeron.com/

ivylee 4y ago

https://ivylee.github.io/ https://ivylee.github.io/

dSebastien 4y ago

https://dsebastien.net https://dsebastien.net

chazeon 4y ago

https://chazeon.com/ https://chazeon.com/

BenoitP 4y ago

https://benoit.paris https://benoit.paris It's got one article about complex integrals. There's also my CV in there as well (looking for work atm ;) )

FLpxpyJ 4y ago

https://foreverliketh.is/ https://foreverliketh.is/ God bless Hugo.

spacebuffer 4y ago
I sense you're a fellow obsidian/logseq user
- FLpxpyJ 4y ago
  Joplin, actually.

jitl 4y ago

https://jake.tl https://jake.tl I’ve used this site design for probably 6 years? Today it’s a NextJS site on Vercel backed by markdown files (older pages) and Notion (newer pages). I’ve also built the same design with a Python SSG which was focused on one HTTP request per page, and before that a POSIX shell script I wrote focused on being as FreeBSD as possible. I would like to share more knowledge on the site, but it’s in last place behind all my other life goals.

bgoated01 4y ago
Love the airbnb tip, definitely going to use that!

christian_fei 4y ago

https://cri.dev/ https://cri.dev/ Blogging inconsistently since 2013, experimented with and morphed the site a whole lot over the years. stats (self-made and self-hosted) at https://s.cri.dev/ https://s.cri.dev/ using https://github.com/christian-fei/minimal-analytics https://github.com/christian-fei/minimal-analytics

fugue88 4y ago

https://www.fugue88.ws/ https://www.fugue88.ws/ I regret the TLD. I also run my email server there. Telling people my email address, I have to go character by character. Oh well! :-)

DamnInteresting 4y ago

https://www.damninteresting.com/ https://www.damninteresting.com/ A WordPress-based site I established way back in 2005. It's all non-fiction stories from history and science, plus I curate links to other interesting content.

ochronus 4y ago

https://leadership.garden/ https://leadership.garden/ My (engineering) leadership blog. Currently, running on Ghost.

nudgeee 4y ago

https://nudge.id.au https://nudge.id.au A bunch of side projects/gigs and ideas. Site is almost all static HTML/CSS.

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memalign 4y ago

https://memalign.github.io/ https://memalign.github.io/ Programming projects, little web games, miscellaneous other topics.

alanfranz 4y ago

https://www.franzoni.eu https://www.franzoni.eu Just a personal blog and some bio with links to projects.

shog_hn 4y ago

Two sites, I use wordpress for both. My tech / software / dev blog - running since 2008. https://www.shogan.co.uk/ https://www.shogan.co.uk/ My Trail and ultra running blog - running a few years now: https://trailrunningforlife.com/ https://trailrunningforlife.com/ I have a couple of other sites for projects with my kids that we blog about, and some other smaller projects, both of those are static using Hugo.

grepLeigh 4y ago

One of my personal goals is to write 1 blog post / week for 2023. Looking to cultivate a community curious about the future of TinyML (machine learning on edge/IoT devices). https://bitsy.ai/ https://bitsy.ai/

janalsncm 4y ago
Very cool, your blog posts have a high density of useful info unlike many of the ones usually surfaced by search engines. I’ve also worked on a project involving tiny ML models for sentence embeddings so I have a lot of respect for what you’re doing.
- grepLeigh 4y ago
  Oh that's super cool! You don't see "tiny" language / NLP as much outside of the mobile ecosystem. I'd love to check out your project. Thanks for the kind words, by the way!

salamo 4y ago

My blog is https://lukesalamone.github.io https://lukesalamone.github.io Nothing too fancy, just a static hugo site on github pages. I'm most happy with the search that I added, which all happens client-side. The index is only about 129 KB so I'll probably never hit a practical download size limit either. And because it's happening in the browser it's very responsive. If anyone is curious about the details I also wrote about that here: https://lukesalamone.github.io/posts/rolling-my-own-blog-search/ https://lukesalamone.github.io/posts/rolling-my-own-blog-sea... I've also written a good amount about chess lately, if anyone is interested in that. Specifically, the intersection of chess and AI, where I've been working on a new type of chess learning tool.

wic8 4y ago
What's the blog template? look really slick.
- runjake 4y ago
  You can view the source and find out! https://github.com/lukesalamone/lukesalamone.github.io https://github.com/lukesalamone/lukesalamone.github.io
- salamo 4y ago
  Thanks. It's a modded version of a theme called "Hello Friend Ng".

efortis 4y ago

Portfolio: https://ericfortis.com https://ericfortis.com Blog: https://blog.uidrafter.com https://blog.uidrafter.com

navanchauhan 4y ago

Landing page for a collection of links: https://navan.website https://navan.website Otherwise: https://web.navan.dev https://web.navan.dev

wunderbaba 4y ago

https://specularrealms.com https://specularrealms.com The site doesn't have a particularly stylistic design, and my writing tends to focus on theistics and cognitive philosophy. The physiological constraints of free will https://specularrealms.com/genetic-freedom https://specularrealms.com/genetic-freedom Secular vs God's morality morality https://specularrealms.com/godsmorality https://specularrealms.com/godsmorality But I also write goofy articles like how Sean astin used basic programming language to hack a password. https://specularrealms.com/2021/04/21/strangest-things https://specularrealms.com/2021/04/21/strangest-things

karmakaze 4y ago

I don't use it much, but I used Gitbook for a blog[0]. Haven't posted much there or anywhere else. [0] https://blog.keithkim.org https://blog.keithkim.org

gnicholas 4y ago

Several HNers have BeeLine-enabled their websites to increase reader engagement, and to improve accessibility. I'm eternally grateful to the HN community, whose support of our massive Show HN [1] led to press coverage that helped get this business started. If anyone here is interested in adding our widget to their site, please ping me (contact at beelinereader dot com) and I'd be happy to make this happen. Here are various examples of HNers who have implemented our tech on their sites: • https://jaack.me/2022-dati-previsioni-2023/ https://jaack.me/2022-dati-previsioni-2023/ • https://programaudioseries.com/1-you-had-me-at-hello-world/ https://programaudioseries.com/1-you-had-me-at-hello-world/ • https://wildcardpeople.com/what-is-a-wildcard-person https://wildcardpeople.com/what-is-a-wildcard-person Other sites, including MIT Press Reader, have also implemented the tech and included it in their text settings • https://thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/the-new-art-of-making-books-on-bookworks/ https://thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/the-new-art-of-making-boo... More info is available on the BeeLine Reader website: http://www.beelinereader.com http://www.beelinereader.com 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6335784 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6335784

MattDemers 4y ago

I write about manga, video games, and odd tutorials for things like HomeAssistant: https://mattdemers.com https://mattdemers.com

LonelyWolfe 4y ago

Its not the greatest of sites, but ah what the heck: https://www.roman015.com/ https://www.roman015.com/

j3d 4y ago

I enjoy occasionally blogging on https://jedfonner.com/ https://jedfonner.com/ It's a simple static site built with jekyll. I'm most proud of the chatbot I wired up to answer basic questions from visitors. I explained how I did it here: https://jedfonner.com/2021/08/03/Dialogflow-v2 https://jedfonner.com/2021/08/03/Dialogflow-v2

smohnot 4y ago

Http://sheel.wtf

hegzploit 4y ago

here's mine: https://hegzploit.github.io/ https://hegzploit.github.io/ Did a recent revamp, not proud of the excessive JS but it is what it is, also I've started using stable diffusion to generate thumbnails for my posts which I really like, now the only thing missing is to start blogging actively.

simonsarris 4y ago

https://simonsarris.com https://simonsarris.com - Fairly mundane, but has a city pop up in the background. I've been meaning to remake it more interestingly, but many other projects to do. Most of my writing content is now on Substack, instead. https://carefulwords.com https://carefulwords.com - A more inspired thesaurus + historic quotes. Example: https://carefulwords.com/solitude https://carefulwords.com/solitude currently working on a microblogging social network, though only about 1 hour a night, so it will take some time.

bobbycolley 4y ago

https://robertjcolley.com https://robertjcolley.com is mine! Don't really like writing in my spare time so its a bit bare. Once a blue moon I'll update it

john-radio 4y ago

Hah, sure! It's out of date in many respects, but I like mine, especially the URL: https://signmaker.dev https://signmaker.dev

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istoselidas 4y ago

https://johndel.gr/ https://johndel.gr/

Krastan 4y ago

Krastan.com

codazoda 4y ago

Mine is raw markdown on GitHub. I don’t use a builder. Just technical stuff I write about and code projects I built. https://joeldare.com https://joeldare.com

jareklupinski 4y ago

https://jarek.lupin.ski https://jarek.lupin.ski it's mostly an e-resume, but my hackaday and github profile links are at the bottom if you want to see my electronics projects :)

smarri 4y ago
This made me smile :) "Good artists copy; great artists steal. - JAREK LUPINSKI"

moralestapia 4y ago

moralestapia.com which is pretty much a graveyard of projects lol

bhu1st 4y ago

https://bhupalsapkota.com.np/tech https://bhupalsapkota.com.np/tech Mostly resume and recommendatios I had on LinkedIn. Was planning to write regularly but couldn't find ideas to write about. Those here who persistently write personal blogs where do you get content ideas from?

jskherman 4y ago

Pitching in my site here as well: https://www.jskherman.com https://www.jskherman.com

vtomole 4y ago

https://vtomole.com https://vtomole.com Mostly quantum computing

xwowsersx 4y ago

I've recently started a newsletter focused on DevOps: https://www.thinkingdevops.com/ https://www.thinkingdevops.com/ I plan to start making videos as well (similar in style to sysadmincasts).

edrx 4y ago

The best page about my main project is this one: http://angg.twu.net/eepitch.html http://angg.twu.net/eepitch.html But I've been working a lot on its "videos for people who hate videos", here: http://angg.twu.net/eev-videos.html http://angg.twu.net/eev-videos.html

kennedn 4y ago

My website / blog is at https://kennedn.com/ https://kennedn.com/. The website portion is a bit of a weirdo. I deliberately wrote it from scratch to try and learn the basics of web design / JavaScript and evidence of that can be seen in the wacky ways I am achieving state management (sessionStorage) or the fact that the CSS is balanced on a hairpin. I made it just extensible enough that I've not had a need to refactor it to date though.

csomar 4y ago

regular nextjs/tailwind blog: https://omarabid.com https://omarabid.com fully hosted on Github pages (+ github actions for deployment). I haven’t written anything on it for a while, I’m getting committed to change that for this year.

Minor49er 4y ago

Not mine but some friends deserve a shout out: https://moonmusiq.com/ https://moonmusiq.com/ moon musiq is a netlabel for experimental industrial electronic music. Raises funds to fight human trafficking too. They made a compilation of 30 second bug songs a few months ago https://moonmusiq.bandcamp.com/album/small-sounds-for-small-bugs https://moonmusiq.bandcamp.com/album/small-sounds-for-small-...

lylejantzi3rd 4y ago

https://lylejantzi3rd.github.io/ https://lylejantzi3rd.github.io/ for now. I haven't decided whether to use lylejantzi3rd.com or lj3.me as a custom domain.

KomoD 4y ago
lj3.me for sure, lylejantzi3rd.com is difficult to remember and type

ghilston 4y ago

https://www.greghilston.com/ https://www.greghilston.com/ I'm pretty torn on having a separation between the notion of "posts" and "projects". I don't keep the project section up to date very often, and probably should remove it. Any thoughts/advice on this HN?

wannabebarista 4y ago
Briefly looking through your posts, I'm not 100% sure what differentiates the project posts from the others. I like the idea of the project page being visually distinct from the lists of posts. One way to sort out the project page is to provide a short blurb describing each post.
- ghilston 4y ago
  > Briefly looking through your posts, I'm not 100% sure what differentiates the project posts from the others Yeah, that's exactly what I think the problem is. I arbitrary consider a one thing a project and another thing a post. Understood, thanks for your advice!
KomoD 4y ago
Don't quite understand why the images are links? Also highly recommend moving away from Disqus

baobabKoodaa 4y ago

Mine is https://attejuvonen.fi https://attejuvonen.fi It's a blog with a mix of written articles & showcasing products I've built.

asicsp 4y ago

https://learnbyexample.github.io/ https://learnbyexample.github.io/ - programming topics like regular expressions, cli tools, vim, etc and some posts about my ebook writing experience https://learnbyexample.github.io/escapist-reviews/ https://learnbyexample.github.io/escapist-reviews/ - reviews about fantasy and sci-fi books I read, many are self-published as I read a lot on KU

rockzapper 4y ago

Just trying to get started on Cloudflare Pages using Hugo. https://kunwar.me https://kunwar.me

seven 4y ago

Mostly to show my little projects to my friends and family: https://beastiebytes.com/more.html https://beastiebytes.com/more.html

rmcsqrd 4y ago

Personal website: https://riomcmahon.me https://riomcmahon.me

andrew_shay 4y ago

Blog and digital garden https://andrewshay.me https://andrewshay.me

shoebham 4y ago

https://shubhwym.me/ https://shubhwym.me/ I saw a site a few weeks back and create a similar website for myself.

gavinhoward 4y ago

https://gavinhoward.com/ https://gavinhoward.com/ I write about anything that interests me, from tech to religion. If you only want to subscribe to tech posts, there should be RSS feeds for specific categories and tags. Let me know if they don't work.

hjr265 4y ago

https://hjr265.me https://hjr265.me Blog and other personal site stuff

zainhoda 4y ago

https://zainhoda.github.io https://zainhoda.github.io Just a list of random stuff I’ve worked on, including a lot of abandoned side projects.

JustinGarrison 4y ago

https://justingarrison.com https://justingarrison.com Blog and stuff

yashg 4y ago

https://yash.info https://yash.info The oldest domain I have. It used to be my blog for many years, now it's a repository of my projects.

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jpdias 4y ago

https://jpdias.me https://jpdias.me Research, blog, and stuff

mr-karan 4y ago

https://mrkaran.dev/ https://mrkaran.dev/ I regularly blog about stuff I do at work/self hosting/anything I find interesting. The blog is made with Zola and hosted on GitHub pages.

ms7892 4y ago
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gdev_gabe 4y ago

https://www.gdev.bm https://www.gdev.bm My personal freelancing company site. I got an endorsement from the prime minister of my country, which was pretty cool! Trying to focus on which technologies and projects I’ve worked with to give a sense of what skills I have

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lfti 4y ago

My personal digital garden for music, short stories, and tarot readings. https://loganfromtheinter.net/ https://loganfromtheinter.net/

slater- 4y ago
you've made some nice, bold songs here. i would name bands they remind me of, but i'm sure you're aware of your own influences. good job.

jcelerier 4y ago

https://jcelerier.name https://jcelerier.name It's most simple, I hope

tsthename 4y ago

My Latest Post: Using GPT-3 and Hacker News for slightly creepy market research Link: https://idiotlamborghini.com/articles/using_gpt3_and_hacker_news_for_slightly_creepy_market_research https://idiotlamborghini.com/articles/using_gpt3_and_hacker_...

FlashBlaze 4y ago

Went for a "minimalist" vibe: https://flashblaze.xyz https://flashblaze.xyz

BasiliusCarver 4y ago
Nice. Some of that reminded me of an album by The Algorithm https://www.last.fm/music/The+Algorithm/Brute+Force:+Source+Code https://www.last.fm/music/The+Algorithm/Brute+Force:+Source+...
- FlashBlaze 4y ago
  Oh yeah, you're right!

slater- 4y ago

https://matthewwilson.website https://matthewwilson.website i'm pretty new to web development. i made this site with react as an excuse to practice using react. i'm interested in your feedback about how to best make myself contactable via this site. do you use a contact form? just post your email address?

koolhead17 4y ago

https://atuljha.com/blog https://atuljha.com/blog Daily ramblings.

thundergolfer 4y ago

https://thundergolfer.com https://thundergolfer.com My site’s content is most heavily focused on books, ML infra, and small projects. My most popular stuff is probably the Designing Data Intensive Apps flashcards mini-project and a post about K8s being a misfit for data/ML platform teams.

jasonjmcghee 4y ago

Personal website with some stuff I've written and built, like a falling sand series and an interactive animation creation tool. https://jason.today https://jason.today

zck 4y ago

https://zck.org/ https://zck.org/ Lots of Emacs and generative art. Buffalo chicken thoughts go to https://theflyingbuffalo.com/ https://theflyingbuffalo.com/

noaoh 4y ago

https://noaoh.github.io https://noaoh.github.io Very much a WIP

rogerclark 4y ago

https://rogerclark.org https://rogerclark.org Built with a simple static site generator in PHP: https://rogerclark.org/website.php.txt https://rogerclark.org/website.php.txt

5amdotis 4y ago

https://5am.is https://5am.is I usually blog/link to; about user experience and privacy. Want to do the 100 days to offload challenge this year. To force myself a bit to write and learn how to write better. WIP.. still looking through my archives of old blogs and post on other websites (forums that are long gone, social bookmarking services etc) to add to my website retrospectively. Using Hugo as static site generator and hosted on Netlify.

allig256 4y ago

https://www.allistergrange.com/ https://www.allistergrange.com/ No blog, it's purpose is to show off projects/my cv. I'm proud how it turned out, it's quite a unique design.

ryanmcdonough 4y ago
Nice site! On your CV there’s a dash at the start of the first bullet point, might need removing

gsora 4y ago

Been writing musings on personal projects and biking very erratically for a few years now, aiming at building up some consistency because I have stuff to say. https://noskills.club https://noskills.club https://noskills.club/blog https://noskills.club/blog

MarkBTomlinson 4y ago

https://markbtomlinson.com https://markbtomlinson.com I have been blogging about 3d, tech and general thoughts on this URL for a long time. Originally a flat site then a WP monster and now a sleak little HUGO number. I like this idea of blog sharing and it fits with my current feelings of decentralised posting.

johnxie 4y ago

https://www.johnxie.com/ https://www.johnxie.com/ A random collection of my favorite GIFs and SoundCloud embeds over the years

eiiot 4y ago

https://eliothertenstein.com/ https://eliothertenstein.com/ Inspired by an iPad-style layout, along with some other personal sites I admire. Not too fancy, just a home for my photos and some (not very much) writing.

tetris11 4y ago
It took me a decent amount of time to understand the spacing on that URL before I finally clicked on it
spacebuffer 4y ago
Looks good! the only think I dislike is the icon pack, might wanna look into changing it
KomoD 4y ago
I like it, the posts were quite slow to load though, ~2 seconds

mariushop 4y ago

Mine is mostly oil paintings: https://dreida.com https://dreida.com

s0ulsk 4y ago

https://www.mikemneves.com https://www.mikemneves.com Old, out-of-date website, but still works :) Works better on desktop

rcarmo 4y ago

https://taoofmac.com https://taoofmac.com. Check out the 3D site map to see what 20 years of keeping a personal Wiki looks like.

drran 4y ago

Anyone writes anything about war with RF in Ukraine?

xnacly 4y ago

A little late to the party but heres mine: https://xnacly.me https://xnacly.me Its a simple hugo generated static site with my own theme.

BasiliusCarver 4y ago

I’ve lurked for years and have decided to start writing stuff down in public https://shaunlawrie.com/ https://shaunlawrie.com/ Hand written HTML/css/js deployed via cloudflare pages

ryanmcdonough 4y ago

https://ryanmcdonough.co.uk https://ryanmcdonough.co.uk Started putting posts about legal tech recently.

qubyte 4y ago

https://qubyte.codes/ https://qubyte.codes/ It’s built with my own static site generator (my favourite thing to tinker with). I author posts in my own flavour of markdown. Page templates are good ol’ handlebars. It’s built with indieweb ideals in mind with micropub and webmentions implemented using netlify build plugins and functions.

russellbeattie 4y ago

Starting blogging again after a decade long hiatus: https://www.russellbeattie.com/notes/ https://www.russellbeattie.com/notes/ I write posts using Hypertext - my open source HTML Document Editor - and sync to S3 with a simple static blog generator. It's so nice to write essays using rich-text with the same CSS style as my site and not have to look at Markdown line noise and guess what the end result might look like. https://www.hypertext.plus/ https://www.hypertext.plus/ https://github.com/russellbeattie/hypertext-editor https://github.com/russellbeattie/hypertext-editor https://github.com/russellbeattie/hypertext-blogmaker https://github.com/russellbeattie/hypertext-blogmaker

bbody 4y ago

My blog: https://brendonbody.blog https://brendonbody.blog Just a basic Jekyll template. I have had a 2 year break and recently got back into it. In that time I also forgot to renew my old .com domain and had it taken over. Have had a few posts that previously got attention on Hacker News.

poidos 4y ago

Here’s me: https://luciano.laratel.li/ https://luciano.laratel.li/ I was happy I could get the domain! Pretty simple hand-rolled server-rendered site using the kit-clj[0] and neat-css[1]. Main backbone of the site is here[2]. I used to use a CLJS SPA but it was overkill and not as nice to use (load times particularly.) [0]: https://kit-clj.github.io/ https://kit-clj.github.io/ [1]: https://neat.joeldare.com/ https://neat.joeldare.com/ [2]: https://git.sr.ht/~luciano/laratel.li/tree/main/item/src/li/laratel/luciano/web/routes/ui.clj https://git.sr.ht/~luciano/laratel.li/tree/main/item/src/li/...

marginalia_nu 4y ago

https://www.marginalia.nu/ https://www.marginalia.nu/ don't mind the mess

hunterhod 4y ago

https://hunterhodnett.dev https://hunterhodnett.dev

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lawgimenez 4y ago

I’ve been iterating several domains and this is my favorite: https://law.gmnz.xyz https://law.gmnz.xyz

vandamd 4y ago

https://vandam.tech https://vandam.tech Put this together very recently. Generated with Zola and hosted on GitHub Pages. Quite happy with the little music feed!

ig0r0 4y ago

https://blog.kulman.sk https://blog.kulman.sk Basically a programming blog in English, these days about iOS and Swift development, statically generated with Hugo, hosted on Netlify. I also run https://www.kulman.sk https://www.kulman.sk which is my original personal site in Slovak with non-programming stuff.

samsolomon 4y ago

https://solomon.io https://solomon.io I’m a product designer who’s been blogging since around 2009. For several years I managed an online publication, Signal Tower. Then left it to become the host of the Designer News podcast. Some posts y’all might find interesting: A Children’s Book Written and Illustrated by AI https://solomon.io/childrens-story-written-illustrated-ai/ https://solomon.io/childrens-story-written-illustrated-ai/ Improving Accessibility with Design Tokens https://solomon.io/improving-accessibility-with-design-tokens/ https://solomon.io/improving-accessibility-with-design-token... Code School, 10 Years Later https://solomon.io/code-school-10-years-later/ https://solomon.io/code-school-10-years-later/

jml312 4y ago

https://www.joshlevy.io https://www.joshlevy.io My personal site made with Next, Sanity, and Tailwind

manuelkehl 4y ago

https://manuelkehl.com https://manuelkehl.com My personal blog as well as a place to showcase the iOS & macOS apps I’m working on. It’s statically generated with Hugo and, for the first time, I actually created the theme myself (based on the lightweight CSS framework Bulma). Being essentially just a bunch of SASS files, Bulma allowed me to easily cherry-pick only what I needed, extend and tweak as required and easily integrate it into the Hugo build pipeline. Designing and developing the theme was a really cool experience because my background is mostly in C, C++ Objective C and Swift and this was the most serious “web project” I have done to date. I still prefer writing native apps but have definitely enjoyed this excursion into the world of SCSS, HTML and JS :) Now if only I got around to actually blogging more regularly :D

rpep 4y ago

https://rpep.dev https://rpep.dev Just started it really, trying to start writing as I miss it a bit from working in academia. I used Hugo to generate it and host it on GitHub Pages with a custom domain. I need to make some tweaks to the template I used but not really had time!

robswc 4y ago

https://robswc.me/ https://robswc.me/ Constantly working on this. I wanted one of those incredibly functional, nearly entirely text-based sites (huge fan of those) ... but I decided to try to be more creative and have fun with it.

madeinsparetime 4y ago

https://madeinsparetime.com https://madeinsparetime.com This is my personal site hosted on Micro.Blog where I try to keep track of spare projects that I make for myself, friends, or family!

adamjhawley 4y ago

https://adamjhawley.com/ https://adamjhawley.com/ - built with blogdown and use it to document stuff I learn/projects I try. Fell out of the habit of writing blogs. I’ve been focusing on small projects since and might write about a few of those soon.

prithsr 4y ago

Wanted to experiment with neumorphism for a bit! https://rakhyani.com https://rakhyani.com

__warlord__ 4y ago

https://memo.mx https://memo.mx personal blog and notes for me, if you find something useful, please use it. almost everything is under "Do What the Fuck You Want To Public License"

austinnguyen00 4y ago

Mine is https://austinnguyen00.com/ https://austinnguyen00.com/. It is my portfolio site that I built a few months ago when I started my developer journey, so it may not look that fancy, but I'm proud of it :D

nikonyrh 4y ago

https://nikonyrh.github.io https://nikonyrh.github.io My blog / project portfolio, mostly Keras ML stuff in recent years but also programming and database stuff. https://www.artistic.wtf https://www.artistic.wtf A free Stable Diffusion site for generating images, extra features such as image grids and higher resolution are available from paid plans.

TonyBar 4y ago

I have my portfolio where I write some programming related posts from time to time :) https://antoniosbarotsis.github.io/ https://antoniosbarotsis.github.io/ been doing some Rust lately. I'm still a student so nothing too cool in there but slowly getting better. I mostly find specific ideas that interest me, group a bunch of those together and try to build a project that uses all of them. I usually blog about those although I think in a bit too much detail. I also relatively recently published an RSS aggregator that sends emails here if anyone wants to give feedback https://github.com/AntoniosBarotsis/Rss2Email https://github.com/AntoniosBarotsis/Rss2Email Cant wait to find cool blogs in these replies

mattst88 4y ago

https://mattst88.com/ https://mattst88.com/ A blog I rarely write, and some pages about my collection of pet computers.

labarilem 4y ago

https://marcolabarile.me https://marcolabarile.me

bradley_taunt 4y ago

https://bt.ht https://bt.ht Rambling about design, programming, hardware and Linux

ecornflak 4y ago

https://mrjamesbell.com https://mrjamesbell.com is my blog. It’s the first personal website I’ve ever felt happy about. Every so often I’ll get inspired and write a post but I have quite a few ideas in draft.

michele 4y ago

Mine is https://finotto.org https://finotto.org Haven't written anything in the past few years, but this year I decided I'm going to start writing again. It's generated with Hugo and uses a theme I found on GitHub. Nothing fancy there.

adhikasp 4y ago

Mine in https://adhikasp.my.id https://adhikasp.my.id Still barebone. I want to explore about federation stuff and indieweb movement.

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sander1095 4y ago

Mine is https://stenbrinke.nl https://stenbrinke.nl . I try blogging about programming, and an a big fan of .NET!

motyar 4y ago

https://motyar.info https://motyar.info Try double click

ggcr 4y ago

https://ggcr.es/ https://ggcr.es/

prirai 4y ago

prirai.github.io

lee337 4y ago

https://leereilly.net https://leereilly.net - I thought this was pretty cool... about 10 years ago.

program247365 4y ago

https://kbr.sh https://kbr.sh Just did some redesign and cleanup. I especially like the idea of a /now page. Experimenting with adding more pages and content soon. Digital Garden is the right word here. ;)

celurian92 4y ago

My blog is https://mohibulsblog.netlify.app/ https://mohibulsblog.netlify.app/ Nothing too fancy, just a static hugo site on github pages. I mostly write about Java and Javascript. Currently trying to complete my 100DaysOfJava. As its quite a tough thing to make time so trying to read and tinker with the concepts and then write. The article i am most fond of will be https://mohibulsblog.netlify.app/posts/java/100daysofjava/day60/ https://mohibulsblog.netlify.app/posts/java/100daysofjava/da...

IYasha 4y ago

I had one, but it literally burned down with my server when ISPs air conditioner failed. Two PSUs went one by one, and the shitty HP server wouldn't even properly shut down. :( Since then, the domain was overtaken. And there's no point making another server considering WW3 situation :( And the entry point now is probably higher - one does not simply install CMS. And domains need to be paid. ( Screw Internet!

allenng 4y ago

I make things that I find interesting and post some of them here: https://stupid-genius.com/ https://stupid-genius.com/