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Source code for the software powering my personal website, the Rusty Bever.
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README.md

The Rusty Bever

The Rusty Bever refers to my personal website & the software that powers it. It's built using a Rocket web server as a RESTful backend & a frontend consisting of Astro & Svelte.

Motivation

I was largely inspired by Jan-Lukas Else's own site, called GoBlog. I find his blog & site to be very interesting, and I just wanted to create one of my own!

Goals

My goal is to create my own blogging platform, with lots of little extra features that I'll just add whenever I get a new idea.

  • Blogging
  • Microblogging (aka my own Twitter)
  • RSS feeds for everything
  • About me page/resume
  • Auto-updating list of my Miniflux subscriptions
  • Description of my my server/desktop/laptop setups
  • Maybe a CLI client that I can use to write my blog posts
  • ...