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Colophon
A little bit of everything regarding how this site was built and its origins.
Technology
The site is powered by 11ty, using a mixture of Nunjucks and Markdown content.
A large part of this site was based on the principles established in the eleventy-excellent starter.
Markdown is processed using markdown-it. I am using a few plugins:
- markdown-it-abbr - Adds support for abbreviations.
- markdown-it-anchor - Automatically adds anchor ids to titles (h1, h2, etc).
- markdown-it-footnote - Adds support for footnotes.
- markdown-it-prism - Adds syntax highlighting to code blocks.
A minimal amount of PostCSS is used as a developer convenience, othwise pure CSS is used. Any utility classes I've created myself.
Responsive images are generated by eleventy-img.
Media is hosted on bunny.net.
RSS is generated by eleventy-plugin-rss.
Date formatting uses dayjs.
Code formatting is applied by Prism and uses a tweaked version of the Tokyo Night colour scheme.
Design
Headings are using the Anek Latin font, and the body font is iA Writer Quattro. Monospace font is IBM Plex Mono.
The colour palette is viewable on the styleguide page.
Icons are from the Chunk Icons set by Noah Jacobus.
Lots of inspiration (and sometimes direct code) from Every Layout.
Wonderful Frog?
I happen to really like frogs, like a lot. I used to have be part of a group called "Wonderful Failure", and happened to really like the adjective "wonderful" so I kept it. It coincidentally still abbreviates to "WF", so I'm keeping the spirit going! As we used to say: "ngu!" or "never give up!"
Current URL
wonderfulfrog.com (2023 - Present)
Previous URLs
My site has changed URLs over the years, and was previously found at the following URLs:
- devinlumley.com (2020 - 2023)
- devinlumley.me (2016 - 2020)
- devinwl.github.io (??? - 2016)
Licensing
All text content inside of src/posts and src/catalogue is © Devin Haska - you may not use it without permission.
Any code (excluding content, for example, code inside .js, .css, .njk files) is published under an MIT license - you're free to use it how you see fit. If you feel like attributing me, that'd be swell.
I've done my best to show where I found any code I did not write myself.