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For now, here's a picture of a cat!
For now, here's a picture of a cat!
- Hi, I'm Jake, a software engineer currently working for a company in Brighton. I've been working as a developer since mid-2015, and have been studying IT and computer science since college. - I work as a full stack developer, but I prefer working on servers and mobile apps. -
-- My website is the culmination of all my knowledge, compiled into 1 place. It not only contains all my projects, but it in itself is a project. Making sure this website works properly is a tall order, especially considering it's self hosted. + My website is the culmination of all my knowledge, compiled into 1 place. It not only contains all my projects, but is itself is a project.
- The site is primarily powered by Pelican, a static site generator. This converts markdown and HTML templates into static HTML files. The templates are generated using Jinja2, a templating language similar to Django's. This allows me to write nice clean, DRY content, and have it come out as clean HTML. + The site is primarily built with Pelican, a static site generator. This allows me to write nice clean, DRY content, and have it come out as clean, minified HTML.
- The static content (JS, CSS etc) is built using a custom build pipeline. The Javascript is built and compiled using Babel and Browserify, and the CSS is written using node-SCSS as a pre-processor. + The Javascript is built using Browserify, and the CSS is built using node-SCSS. Both are run as a build step when pelican builds.
- The website is hosted on my UK VPS. Previous versions have been hosted on 1&1 and MyWindowsHosting. + The website is hosted on part of my dedicated server from SoYouStart, running an Ubuntu Server VM with Dokku installed.
- The static files are served using a custom Express server, which allows me to auto-deploy the site from my CI. This is then served using a custom, closed-source reverse proxy, which makes local development and domain switching much easier. This is pointed to by NGINX, which actually serves port 80. + The prebuilt static files are served using a custom Express server, to make the site as fast and effective as possible.
Full-stack Developer, Hardware tinkerer, Hacker of all the things
+Full-stack Developer, Security Enthusiast, Hacker of all the things
- Hi, I'm Jake. I've been working as a full-stack developer for just over a year. This is my website, where all my projects, blog posts, and other stuff live. Some of it useful, some not so much! + I'm Jake. A software engineer with a passion for security and privacy. This is my website, a home for my projects, blog posts, and anything else for that matter.
More InfoDesigning and building high-performance server applications and environments
+Creating functional, fast, and responsive websites
+ +Building lightweight, cross-platform mobile applications
Constructing workflow-specific Desktops, Servers and Notebooks