This project is the website setup, theme, and content for kollitsch.dev.
- kollitsch.dev - this repository, website configuration and content
- hugo-darkskies - the theme for the website
- hugo-modules - GoHugo modules that add reusable components to any Hugo website
- configurations - Configuration files for various linting and development tools used in this project
| Domain Registration | Porkbun |
| DNS | Cloudflare |
| CDN | Cloudflare |
| Hosting | Netlify |
| Static Site Generator | GoHugo |
Feel free to open an issue to ask questions, discover undocumented details, or suggest improvements. Discussions are also open directly or via commenting on articles.
- The keywords MUST, MUST NOT, REQUIRED, SHOULD, SHOULD NOT, RECOMMENDED, MAY, and OPTIONAL in this document are to be interpreted as described in RFC 2119.
- I am working on Ubuntu, meaning all code samples in this document are working on Ubuntu and any comparable (Debian-based) Linux system. If you use another operating system, you are on your own. I assume most tools, scripts, and procedures should work on other systems with the appropriate changes because I mainly use open-source programs and scripts.
npx simple-git-hooksThis website's written content (everything in the content directory) is licensed under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Everything else is licensed under the MIT License.
While this repository is available publicly, all content is subject to copyright and may not be re-used or copied into other website projects. The content is everything in this site's content folder or documentation and code. Other parts of this project, like assets and layouts, are available for educational use and can be copied to your projects. You MUST NOT re-use the full (complete) theme, but you MAY use parts and principles of it.
There will be fonts within this theme that are licensed to me personally. This will be indicated by README.md files within those font folders. Do not use those fonts for your own use without having a license.
Long story short: go and create something by yourself, and if you want to know how a feature on this website was realized, feel free to have a look or ask.
