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mjfs.us

Build Status Maintainability code style: prettier

This is the project repository for my personal website. I've build and rebuilt my personal website in many technologies, but these days it is a simple TypeScript React SPA. Before using TS, I put Flow up to the same task and was pleasantly surprised, but ultimately won over in other projects by TS.

The site is currently hosted on S3 and cached/distributed around the US by Cloudfront. The site is also continuously deployed using TravisCI.

You can read more about my other projects here.