about this site
This site was build with 11ty. I didn't use any templates, but did right-click inspect
a lot of other people's websites to try and get a sense of how to do these things.
# hosting
The raw files (.md
, .css
, .njk
, and a one or two .js
) are sitting in a repository on codeberg. The site is hosted on statichost.eu, and there is a nifty little webhook that rebuilds the site whenever changes are pushed to codeberg. It was a day of trial and error getting the docker
image that statichost.eu requires to work - but it works.
I don't collect any of your data, because, I don't want your data. And statichost.eu don't store anything either[1].
# content
see also the warnings.
No AI was used in the making of this site. All imperfections, mistakes, and triumphs are mine.
# credits
Below is a ~bibliography(ish); a catalogue[2] of resources, that were essential to putting this site together.
- this post, from what is, self-evidently, a very good blog, and all the links contained therein.
- this how to was handy
- the 11ty docs.
- 11ty rocks, apparently.
- Ethan Schoonover for his solarized colour palette.
- David Moll's blog.
- mark llobrera who has some useful #11ty tips.
- lea verou who also had some useful 11ty snippets.
- this answer on 11ty's github.
- Adam Piontek has some good 11ty tips, and is where I found the plugin for minifying
- Katherine Yang's site. because (a) it's lovely. (b) there are some handy light/dark/system theme buttons, and i can understand just enough of the
css
to do an equivalent[3]. - modern font stacks for fast loading fonts. Here I'm using the Geometric Humanist.
- shell sharks is full of useful indieweb tips.
- et al.,[4]
and @eb and @mike who gave me some guidance on how to point this to my own domain.