Nowadays common way for building personal portfolios is to use SSGs like Gatsby or NextJS due to speed, maintenance, security, deployment, etc.
What tech stack do you use for your personal portfolio?
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I craft everything from scratch myself for my portfolio by using in-house proprietary tools ~
krugurt.js(MVP framework) and Yogurt low-level CSS framework. Content data stores as JSON. Some content feeding remotely simply using fetch().Lately I have been using React and NextJS. What I always have a little doubt is how to choose where to deploy it, and recently I tried Kubernetes and I am happy that I did... it is really cool what you can achieve with it, I definitely recommend it.
First, I built my portfolio site with pure HTML, CSS, and vallina JS, but now shifted it to React SPA (Single Page App) for smooth performance and transitions.
Here's the link
Isn't React bad for SEO? Are you using isomorphic react or just pure React SPA? I'm torn between going to pugJS or stay with React and let it affect the SEO.
Isn't React bad for SEO?No
U can use react-helmet and other libraries
and I used pure React, since when build, I was new to React and was my first project
Nextjs and Gatsbyjs are better options
Your freaky-frog game is the best thing I've played on a browser in like 15 years. I'm looking forward to your next mobile game.
Ur comments made my day, thank u so much.
I'm not much of a game developer, made this just as a hobby learning.
Dawg your portfolio site is MINDBLOWINGLY interactive!
Thanks ❤
but more credits to this, this one's much better.
Does source code of your portfolio is available. Because the idea of SPA in your portfolio is really awesome . And I also want to recreate my portfolio inspired by yours .
No, but u can always do dev-tools(inspect). That's how I did from this, was a good learning experience.
I'm a huge shill for Eleventy. It's a good compromise between being simple and easy to start with and being extensible.
Here's for my website (in french) : vanilla php (mvc oo architecture), mariadb, vanilla html+css, vanilla js :)
edit: here's the lighthouse score:
My portfolio website does not have such beautiful and eye-catching green color numbers and bordered-circles. But the website overall
paintingandrenderingare just a few milliseconds. I think it is still pretty damn fast to me for such a heavy content portfolio. The website doesn't care about the internet connection, it has on-demand-caching mecha and an adaptive image loader.Your website won't load for µBlock Origin users since there is a filter that blocks the keyword
cookie-consent:I don't really understand what you want to say with "just a few milliseconds" ?
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The Engineering Behind My Portfolio Website
Michael Hoffmann ・ Dec 13 '18 ・ 7 min read
I built my portfolio site with pure HTML, CSS, and JS. It's generally pretty performant and easy to update, and I host it on GitHub Pages. I have been considering an update to CSS Grid instead of using a bunch of 2D
transforms like I currently am. micahlindley.com/Gatsby + Strapi 😃
I used gridsome.org/ and tailwindcss.com/ for gregbenner.life/ pretty happy so far. It's a full static site.