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I always hesitate to document what I use to power my site. Mostly because I constantly hack on it and iterate on the “platform” and any documentation is typically out of date. However, I find this a good “live” document of what is happening right now.

I have been hacking on my personal website since 1994 (Geocities RPRZNT). It has gone through many iterations, locations and technologies. From 1994’s html and cgi scripts to php and mysql and then back to static html (powered by an API), and now to purely static html. It has been quite a tour through web technology. The irony of starting with mostly static HTML and returning after twenty years back to static HTML isn’t lost on me.

I often use my website as a way to test new technology. With this in mind, I am constantly making things “better.”

Frontend

• Hugo — static site generator
• Tailwind CSS — utility-first CSS framework with the Typography plugin for prose styling
• DM Sans — primary typeface
• Sora — display typeface

Backend

• none

Hosting

• Netlify — static hosting with form handling and redirects

Analytics

I am using tinylytics to track various bits and hits for this site. It is pretty good and does exactly what I need it to do. You can see the results here.

This site has received hits from the following countries: .

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