Hello, World!
My first post here! I wanted to claim a little space for myself on the internet, so here I am! I eventually want to expand this website with a few backend utilities: a file transfer tool, a mini pastebin, and maybe even a WASM game arcade.
But for now: a static site with a blog that represents the things I care about.
The Stack
Before this, I actually had a simple site running before, which I initially made for a requirement in our school club. It was a simple site that was written in a single index.html file, styled with Tailwind CSS. Now, my stack consists of:
- Zola, a single binary, static site generator written in Rust.
- Alpine.js, a minimal JavaScript framework that gives you the ability to write simple behaviors directly in your HTML.
- Pico.css, a lightweight CSS framework for semantic HTML. Provides a good base for a minimal website such as mine.
As you can see, It's a very minimal stack. After much thought, I settled on this stack because it's very straightforward and doesn't require much thought from me to develop.
What's next?
I'll focus on learning Rust, might experiment with Zig every now and then, and learn web development. I'll also continue building my first real, full-stack project, Latent Notes. Expect posts about Rust, Zig, web development, and whatever else catches my interest along the way.
fn main() {
println!("Hello, World!");
}