My Personal Resume
and React playground
Got some inspiration for the Design thanks to David Miller@BlackrockDigital. Liked the design from Stephan Monnot and started to use his free template. It didnt take long to recognized that there are a lot of things that could be improved technically, so I started with removing all hardcoded included libraries and using npm's instead. Updated of course to the latest versions and fixed resulting inconsistencies and issues. In order to make testing faster and improve deploy, i created a gulp-file which did all the work for me and thanks the integrated browser-sync eased up development and testing. After searching for a comfortable solution to provide multiple languages for my website, i stumbled over jquery-i18n and started to use it. Fast after that I wasn't very satisfied with the result, driven by the idea to improve the and try out something else, i ended porting the website to ReactJS, which did not leave much left from the original. This reduced complexity, allowed to remove a lot of html code-redundancies and improved extendability of background and project section by extracting data to json and generate html based on the data only, which makes adding new content so much easier. The hosting of the website is done as a static s3-container with caching by using cloudfront. The contact form uses aws-lambda. After I replaced most of the implementations by react-components or wrote own components, I also migrated the existing gulp-file into react's build process. The release is of course automatically triggered on push and build the project, copy all necessary files to aws-s3 and invalidation the aws-cloudfront. In the end I tried to improve the SEO of my website using Hermes and Google Analytic.
- CSS | JavaScript
- ReactJs | Gulp | Webpack | Npm | Sass
- Intellij | Google Search Console | BitBucket | AWS | i18n Manager