OK, maybe this website is not even fun. But I had to create it for one of my blog series. This is the website which I am going to feature in it. And this is what I used to create all those useful tutorials which I am going to publish soon on my blog.
I am not a designer, I love minimal and simple websites.
That's how Static born.
In case you are interested, here is the link:
https://netlify.static.messedcode.com/
The source code can be found at:
https://github.com/david-szabo97/static-dot-messedcode-dot-com
Give it a star if you like it ;)
Hopefully someone will have a good use of my upcoming blog post. Stay tuned for it!
PS: Can anyone recommend me a good Static Site Generator? I have been using HarpJS so far. I'd like to have image optimization and other goodies.
PPS: Yay! First post!
My blog and personal website can be found at https://messedcode.com
Top comments (9)
I use Gulp and a plugin called
gulp-include-html
for my website which is also hosted on Netlify.npmjs.com/package/gulp-include-html
github.com/Nektro/me.nektro.net
me.nektro.net/
Cool, I give it a look.
PS. On your website the icon of the "Button Push" app is not working :)
hi, I really like this static website, and it motivates me to build my personal website. Also thanks for introducing me with this excellent BULMA framework.
Hi! I am glad to hear that! Bulma is really awesome!
If you have an questions or need help with something feel free to reach out to me :)
Also, I am recommending harpjs.com/ if you are building a simple static website. It's way behind Jekyll or Hugo but it gets the job done for simple sites! And easy to get started.
Hello David,
I built my portfolio using bulma, please have a look.
That's cool! Feels like I inspired you, that feels good :D
Some recommendations:
I like the play icon in the snake and ladder box :) Cool little detail.
Hi David,
Thank you very much for your recommendations, I will definitely implement them.
Once again thank you for helping me.
gatsbyjs/gatsby: Blazing fast static site generator for React
Yes, +1 for Gatsby! It's very fast, intuitive (as long as you understand the basics of React), has many plugins and active community.