# TODO: finish website
I decided I needed a website and I didn't want anything too flashy. I settled on writing this with Svelte, which I found very approachable as far as web frameworks go. Usually I find myself a bit paralyzed by the amount of options I see for web, especially when it comes time to actually make something happen and I have to research an implementation. It seems like there are so many ways to skin this cat (or align an element), remembering the right one turns into a painful exercise very quickly where my div is all of a sudden skinning me instead.
As part of a push this year to work more on personal projects, I'll be throwing up changes to this site over at GitLab. The plan is to build a pipeline, so all I do is write markdown content and it gets pushed to where it needs to go and then displayed without any manual interference from my grubby human hands. I figure the further I take this into familiar territory (CI/CD, sprinkle on some Python and some bash, do some fancy GitOps stuff), the more likely I am to actually produce web content I'm proud of.
I want to write things and post them here, but that will all be tied into a blogging feature I want to write. I want it to be frictionless, so I can just write a markdown file on any of my machines and get it up here with a quick review process. That's probably my first piece of written content outside of this intro, now that I think about it.
good luck!
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