Personal website

Personal website.
On this website, which you are visiting, I share my experiences and knowledge, both in testing and development.
In my blog you’ll find articles on a variety of topics; among them, the content of some talks I’ve presented to the different communities I participate in. You can see the source code on GitHub.
To implement this site I chose the JAMstack architecture after running several proof-of-concept experiments with different frameworks, including WordPress, Jekyll, Lektor, Bolt and Gatsby. JAMstack allows a website to have exceptional performance and easy maintenance by decoupling APIs from the front end. On this site the content is stored in flat files, which spares me from running a backend.
I manage the project via the issues on GitHub and design in Figma. Continuous integration runs whenever I push changes with Git: the run executes unit tests in GitHub Actions and deploys the site to Netlify.
If you have ideas to improve this website, share them in this discussion space. I’d really appreciate it. If you ask whether maintaining a personal website is worth it as a systems engineer, I can assure you it has been worth every second I’ve invested.