Always a work in progress™️
Built with Jekyll & Github Pages.
- Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/izzygomez/izzygomez.github.io
- Initialize & download submodules:
git submodule update --init --recursive
- Run local server & view at
localhost:4000
:jekyll s
HTML files in this directory should be formatted using tidy
with the following command:
tidy -m file.html
The -m
flag modifies the file in place. This assumes a .tidyrc
file exists; otherwise, add -i -wrap 80 --tidy-mark no -quiet
options to command.
- Consider adding PGP key (used on Keybase + Github commit verification) to footer of website.
- e.g. verified way of sending me encrypted message
- Add "quotes" section to footer
- see
_data/quotes.yml
& docs here - consider adding quotes from old Wordpress site
- see
- Update
resume/
with more up-to-date info- consider changing style to
\moderncvstyle{classic}
in latex file. - consider having a
projects/
page that has resume contents in page form
- consider changing style to
- Cleanup subdir's here & either delete them or link to them in some capacity on landing page.
- Include pics (of me?) / maybe feed from socials on landing page? (note:
images/me/
exists now) - Create
bookshelf/
(a la https://patrickcollison.com/bookshelf). - Add some explanation of directory layout here in
README
. - Add a section to this README (or possibly blog post?) detailing how this website & email server is setup (mailgun, namecheap, github pages, cloudflare, etc).
- Re-engineer
redirects/
. Specifically, change it so that it's justr/
, & make it so that each new endpoint created doesn't require a whole new folder to be created. i.e. I'd like to be able to easily add a new line in some file likenew_endpoint: "some_new_endpoint.com"
&izzygomez.com/r/new_endpoint
should automatically work. - If I start writing blog posts again, consider using the Shiori theme (note: learned of this theme via kalzumeus.com).
- Consider adding "built by jekyll" or something like that to website footer
- Ideally would update
master
branch name tomain
(context) but git.io/izzy redirects tomaster
& can't be edited anymore — & I like that succinct, aesthetic link in the website footer 🫠.