Nearly everything. The old posts are gone; most were notes to myself about tooling that no longer exists, and I don’t miss them. What’s left is a much smaller site with two jobs.
The first is Work — write-ups on things I’ve built. No schedule, no streak, just an entry when a project is worth explaining. The second is the gallery, which is where the drawing goes. Comics and games are the two hobbies that have outlasted every other one, and drawing is where they meet.
Still Jekyll, now on version 4. The whole thing builds in a dev container, so a local copy is two commands:
bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serve --livereload
Deploys run from GitHub Actions on every push to master. No framework, no
build step beyond Jekyll itself, one hand-written stylesheet, and about a
hundred lines of JavaScript for the menu and the gallery lightbox. Fonts are
self-hosted, so pages make no third-party requests at all.
That’s roughly the right amount of machinery for a site this size.
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