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It's custom! It's built using Dioxus + Rust and is statically generated. You can find it here: https://github.com/coal-rock/site https://github.com/coal-rock/si
by coal320 1y ago
It's custom! It's built using Dioxus + Rust and is statically generated. You can find it here: https://github.com/coal-rock/site https://github.com/coal-rock/site
- pityJuke 1y agoYou need to fix your default branch: it is main, and you've committed everything to master.
- coal320 1y agoWell maybe I just like it that way /s
- colecut 1y agoyeah, when I first pulled it up I thought the whole thing was a troll haha
- indigodaddy 1y agohah, that's why i was like, man this is pretty barebones :)
- colecut 1y ago<meta property="og-description" content="coal's personal site - powered by rust, nvim, and spite"/> Surely spite is prepackaged in nvim by now
- coal320 1y agoLMFAO
- indigodaddy 1y agoInteresting, does https://178.156.176.158/ https://178.156.176.158/ serving the main/actual site, mean that requests are going straight to the dx serve process with no Caddy or Nginx in front? I'm always curious how people set stuff up.. if rp in front I would think that the naked IP wouldn't pass a likely host-based proxy rule..
- coal320 1y agoNope! The entire thing is behind nginx! And I'm not using dx serve either! I'm statically building each page server-side so I can ship zero WASM/JS (barring analytics) and then each page is served as plain HTML through Rocket. Rocket is bound to the loopback adapter which is proxied by nginx.
- indigodaddy 1y agoCool stuff, thanks for replying