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I'm an enthousiastic developer with a
particular interest towards semantics
in programming and web accessibility.
Most of my free time is spent writing
code, usually for personal endeavors,
but I also occasionally contribute to
open-source projects like Eleventy or
Deno. Below, I've listed a few things
that I'm proud of or otherwise enjoy.
I'm a passionate developer with an interest towards web accessibility
and semantics in programming. I spend the majority of my time writing
code, usually for personal projects (most of which never actually end
up seeing the light of day), but every now and then I also contribute
to open-source projects like Eleventy or Deno. Below I've listed some
of the things I'm particularly proud of, or things I otherwise enjoy.
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This is my biggest project yet, and I
am super proud of it! It's my own web
component framework. I built it to be
tiny (<5kB) and really simple to use.
No package manager required; you just
include the <script> tag and you're
good to go! Of course, I also built a
website for it, where you'll find all
of its features documented, examples,
and a playground. If I've piqued your
curiosity, please see it at yozo.ooo!
This is my biggest project yet, I'm really proud
of it! It's my very own web component framework.
I built it to be tiny (<5kB) and super simple to
use. Just include the <script> tag, and you're
ready to go; no package manager required! I also
built a website for it, of course, where you can
find detailed documentation of all the things it
provides, including examples and a playground. I
would love it if you'd check it out at yozo.ooo!
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For the majority of websites I build,
I use Eleventy. It's subjectively the
best SSG out there. I absolutely love
it! It's made by Zach Leatherman, and
it's open source. Besides having made
a few contributions, I build plugins,
and I host them on JSR. Here's a list
of each plugin and what they are for.
For the vast majority of the static sites
I build these days, I use Eleventy. It is
subjectively the best SSG out there right
now, and I fricking love it! It's made by
the lovely Zach Leatherman, and it's open
source. Besides occasionally contributing
to Eleventy, I've made a few plugins, and
I like to use JSR to publish them. Below,
I've listed each plugin and what it does.
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Besides Yozo and Eleventy, I'm a huge
fan of Deno. It's like Node, but it's
so much easier to use, doesn't suffer
from versioning issues like Node does
and comes with batteries included. It
has a formatter, linter, and supports
TypeScript out-of-the-box. Basically,
I pick Deno over Node whenever I can.
Besides Yozo and Eleventy, I'm a big fan
of Deno. It's like Node, but much easier
to use, doesn't have versioning problems
like Node does, and comes with batteries
included; it comes with no-configuration
TypeScript support, a formatter, linter,
better security and more. In a nutshell,
I'll pick Deno over Node whenever I can.
I like to keep it simple. I currently
use Sublime Text (although I also use
VIM occasionally) and I disable stuff
like autocomplete, for an environment
free of distractions. For a long time
I used Dracula as color scheme, but I
have since made my own. I use Firefox
as my main browser, and I'm running a
nicely customized NixOS installation.
For my development setup, I like to keep things simple. I use Sublime Text as my editor (though I do use VIM occasionally) and I have stuff like autocomplete disabled for a distraction-free environment. For my color scheme, I used to use Dracula, but I've since created my own. I use Firefox as my main browser, and I'm running NixOS on my computer.