A personal website is a powerful asset to any computer science student. It's a great way to showcase your skills to recruiters, post about on LinkedIn, and put on your resume. Unfortunately I can't do any of that because my site is horrifically unprofessional.
This started because I wanted my Letterboxd and Goodreads in one link, and now I write personality quizzes and fight web audio API.
Because raw HTML is nightmarish, I think the only good way to learn is to express yourself in a genuinely fun and engaging way. Maybe someday I'll make a better looking portfolio but today i am 19 and i like cat gifs.
domain was $2 from porkbuns and the site is static HTML/CSS/JS hosted on github pages. guestbook by Hyvor Talk.
I copied a lot of other stuff and I'll link it here as I go along.
- https://codepen.io/edubz99/pen/PeRjNb?editors=1010
- https://github.com/mdn/webaudio-examples
console.log("free the internet!");