tmac.io

Throughout my career, I've tried to focus on simple solutions. For myself, I wanted a no-frills, accessible, simple website that can display what I've worked on and where my mind is right now without compromising accessibility, or adding a dozen unnecessary dependencies.

This website is built using Golang + the Fiber framework, deployed to a DigitalOcean VPS via github actions, and posts are written locally in markdown and committed + deployed automatically. I chose this stack because I'm very comfortable with Go, and I recently implemented an Auth Service in Go + Fiber at my job @ Peopled so there's familiarity, and I can actually debug things I break.

By default, this website is accessible on mobile, and uses semantic markup for element classification. At the time of writing, it has a fantastic lighthouse score of 100. I don't expect this site to really turn into anything at all, but it's fun to make things.