~mozz@TTBP



26 june 2019

When I'm browsing GitHub, I'll often click on the websites that developers put in their profiles. Most of these personal sites fall into one of the following categories:

  1. The domain name was registered but the site doesn't exist.
  2. The site is a single-page splash screen with the developer's name and links to their social media accounts.
  3. The site is a half-finished attempt at using a static site generator. There's no real content so it looks phoned-in and incomplete.
  4. The developer made a couple of technical blog posts back in 2016 and then stopped. Probably because they discovered that writing technical blog posts isn't very fun.

Maybe 1 in 10 developer sites contain anything interesting at all.