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A list of all the main websites I've made over the years (although I haven't made one in some time). Most were learning occasions or random whims I felt like I had to see through. For that reason most were also never big famous websites just small useful or fun ones.

I've skipped most of my older websites and pet projects because there's not always much to say or there's no pics of them anymore.

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Way later in my career as as (now proper) software engineer, I wanted to play with all the cool new Javascript framework that were coming out. Particularly I loved Static Site Generators (which was by no means a new or JS-specific concept) so I ended up picking Gatsby at the time. It allowed me to create a clean, fast and responsive website that centralized data from dozens of third party sources into a GraphQL API that all pages queried to be then rendered fully statically. It was a marvel of performance but also a pain to build and maintain especially as Gatsby got abandoned. So I rewrote the website in NextJS which was a pain but allowed me to simplify greatly the whole stack and start decoupling from the framework into something more generic. I tried to stretch the new framework to do everything I wanted it to do, but ultimately I was trying to bend it to do hybrid static generation in a way it wasn’t meant to. So after months of fighting in the mud, and fighting performance issues that left me questioning my sanity, I pulled the trigger and planned a second major rewrite back to Laravel which is how the previous version worked. The refactor was a pain but once settled back into my comfort stack I was able to do way more significant changes and I decided to continue updating it with more cool things that aren’t just my content, to make it more my digital garden like I had originally envisioned, make it more of a website like we used to do them. Hopefully I’ll manage. The name comes from my second album Out Through the Winter Throat , it’s an album that touches a lot about war and cataclysm, and its main title comes from humanity on the album being kicked out through the (nuclear) winter’s throat. Not disappeared, but swallowed in it. This is likely the most political version of my website, and it’s still miles away from how much I would want it to. But this image of us all gradually vanishing in our own doom stuck with me as I rewrote my website at a time where I myself was being swallowed by life.
The Winter ThroatNamewebsiteType (at 29)Date🇬🇧 englishLanguage

#javascript#gatsby#nextjs#react#code#portfolio#arts#fluff#society

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Way later in my career as as (now proper) software engineer, I wanted to play with all the cool new Javascript framework that were coming out. Particularly I loved Static Site Generators (which was by no means a new or JS-specific concept) so I ended up picking Gatsby at the time. It allowed me to create a clean, fast and responsive website that centralized data from dozens of third party sources into a GraphQL API that all pages queried to be then rendered fully statically. It was a marvel of performance but also a pain to build and maintain especially as Gatsby got abandoned.

So I rewrote the website in NextJS which was a pain but allowed me to simplify greatly the whole stack and start decoupling from the framework into something more generic. I tried to stretch the new framework to do everything I wanted it to do, but ultimately I was trying to bend it to do hybrid static generation in a way it wasn’t meant to. So after months of fighting in the mud, and fighting performance issues that left me questioning my sanity, I pulled the trigger and planned a second major rewrite back to Laravel which is how the previous version worked. The refactor was a pain but once settled back into my comfort stack I was able to do way more significant changes and I decided to continue updating it with more cool things that aren’t just my content, to make it more my digital garden like I had originally envisioned, make it more of a website like we used to do them. Hopefully I’ll manage.

The name comes from my second album Out Through the Winter Throat , it’s an album that touches a lot about war and cataclysm, and its main title comes from humanity on the album being kicked out through the (nuclear) winter’s throat. Not disappeared, but swallowed in it. This is likely the most political version of my website, and it’s still miles away from how much I would want it to. But this image of us all gradually vanishing in our own doom stuck with me as I rewrote my website at a time where I myself was being swallowed by life.

A website to read the PHP mailing list and RFCs with a modern interface
A website I had made to more easily find Laravel plugins with some framework-specific niceties around it
When I started to master programming and (web)design more I redid my website to reflect it and to have a more up-to-date showcase of my skills for employers. It already had the outline of all the main sections it still has now, with the webcomics and the music having joined the ranks. It was in teenager PHP with lots of messy shit but less repetition but I was still by not the best programmer just an okay webdesigner. The name again came from one of my short stories, one I’m most proud of which I had done for a contest but that didn’t end up winning.
Les Fleurs d’AvrilNamewebsiteType (at 20) - (at 24)Date🇫🇷 françaisLanguage

#portfolio#code#emma#php#litterature#arts

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When I started to master programming and (web)design more I redid my website to reflect it and to have a more up-to-date showcase of my skills for employers. It already had the outline of all the main sections it still has now, with the webcomics and the music having joined the ranks.

It was in teenager PHP with lots of messy shit but less repetition but I was still by not the best programmer just an okay webdesigner.

The name again came from one of my short stories, one I’m most proud of which I had done for a contest but that didn’t end up winning.

I had a lot of websites about interests of mine but this was the first that was about me and for me. The name comes from the short story of the same name which you can find on this site. It contained at the time my short stories, the start of my blog, my drawings and such. It was in baby PHP with includes and stuff, dreadful shit. Unfortunately the screenshot is from the older blog-based site, but the actual website was lost in time because it was mostly images and Wayback Machine archived none of them, so nobody will ever see what it looked like.
Le Huitième JourNamewebsiteType (at 15) - (at 19)Date🇫🇷 françaisLanguage

#portfolio#code#php#litterature

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I had a lot of websites about interests of mine but this was the first that was about me and for me. The name comes from the short story of the same name which you can find on this site. It contained at the time my short stories, the start of my blog, my drawings and such. It was in baby PHP with includes and stuff, dreadful shit.

Unfortunately the screenshot is from the older blog-based site, but the actual website was lost in time because it was mostly images and Wayback Machine archived none of them, so nobody will ever see what it looked like.

A small app I’d made in Reason that connected to your Trakt and told you who you already knew in the things you were currently watching, and what from
DoppelgangerNamewebsiteType (at 27) - (at 28)Date🇬🇧 englishLanguage

#reason#laravel#utility#code#media

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A small app I’d made in Reason that connected to your Trakt and told you who you already knew in the things you were currently watching, and what from

The official website for the Rocketeer package and its documentation
The first version I did after I had become an actual programmer, and I did it again to showcase my updated knowledge and design skills. It was made in Laravel which is still my favorite PHP framework. It was the first to have really cool clean code and the concept of fetching data directly from the third party sources like the Github repositories. It was done manually with nice abstractions through SDKs and such. Sometimes I almost think this was the best stack. The title doesn’t come from a short story but this time from a landmark Nadja album that had really spoken to me. I actually talk about it in one of my articles about the band. Autopergamene means “self parchment”, in the album it translates as literal writing on the skin, Clive Barker style . It really spoke to me and the concept of website about myself on myself etc so it became a symbol of it and later the name of my company. It is still the domain of this website also because of this reason.
AutopergameneNamewebsiteType (at 22)Date🇬🇧 englishLanguage

#laravel#code#portfolio#arts

TagscompletedStatusStars

The first version I did after I had become an actual programmer, and I did it again to showcase my updated knowledge and design skills. It was made in Laravel which is still my favorite PHP framework.

It was the first to have really cool clean code and the concept of fetching data directly from the third party sources like the Github repositories. It was done manually with nice abstractions through SDKs and such. Sometimes I almost think this was the best stack.

The title doesn’t come from a short story but this time from a landmark Nadja album that had really spoken to me. I actually talk about it in one of my articles about the band. Autopergamene means “self parchment”, in the album it translates as literal writing on the skin, Clive Barker style . It really spoke to me and the concept of website about myself on myself etc so it became a symbol of it and later the name of my company. It is still the domain of this website also because of this reason.

The website for the interactive webcomic I had which allowed everybody to participate inside of just the members of the forum it was being posted on thus far. The design was basic but it had a lot of fun little touches in the copy everywhere
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Websites

A list of all the main websites I've made over the years (although I haven't made one in some time). Most were learning occasions or random whims I felt like I had to see through. For that reason most were also never big famous websites just small useful or fun ones.

I've skipped most of my older websites and pet projects because there's not always much to say or there's no pics of them anymore.

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Technology
gatsbyjavascriptlaravelnextjsphpreactreason
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gameportfolioutility
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artscataclysmfluffhorrorlitteraturemediasocietytechnology
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emma
Way later in my career as as (now proper) software engineer, I wanted to play with all the cool new Javascript framework that were coming out. Particularly I loved Static Site Generators (which was by no means a new or JS-specific concept) so I ended up picking Gatsby at the time. It allowed me to create a clean, fast and responsive website that centralized data from dozens of third party sources into a GraphQL API that all pages queried to be then rendered fully statically. It was a marvel of performance but also a pain to build and maintain especially as Gatsby got abandoned. So I rewrote the website in NextJS which was a pain but allowed me to simplify greatly the whole stack and start decoupling from the framework into something more generic. I tried to stretch the new framework to do everything I wanted it to do, but ultimately I was trying to bend it to do hybrid static generation in a way it wasn’t meant to. So after months of fighting in the mud, and fighting performance issues that left me questioning my sanity, I pulled the trigger and planned a second major rewrite back to Laravel which is how the previous version worked. The refactor was a pain but once settled back into my comfort stack I was able to do way more significant changes and I decided to continue updating it with more cool things that aren’t just my content, to make it more my digital garden like I had originally envisioned, make it more of a website like we used to do them. Hopefully I’ll manage. The name comes from my second album Out Through the Winter Throat , it’s an album that touches a lot about war and cataclysm, and its main title comes from humanity on the album being kicked out through the (nuclear) winter’s throat. Not disappeared, but swallowed in it. This is likely the most political version of my website, and it’s still miles away from how much I would want it to. But this image of us all gradually vanishing in our own doom stuck with me as I rewrote my website at a time where I myself was being swallowed by life.
The Winter ThroatNamewebsiteType (at 29)Date🇬🇧 englishLanguage

#javascript#gatsby#nextjs#react#code#portfolio#arts#fluff#society

TagspermanentStatusStars

Way later in my career as as (now proper) software engineer, I wanted to play with all the cool new Javascript framework that were coming out. Particularly I loved Static Site Generators (which was by no means a new or JS-specific concept) so I ended up picking Gatsby at the time. It allowed me to create a clean, fast and responsive website that centralized data from dozens of third party sources into a GraphQL API that all pages queried to be then rendered fully statically. It was a marvel of performance but also a pain to build and maintain especially as Gatsby got abandoned.

So I rewrote the website in NextJS which was a pain but allowed me to simplify greatly the whole stack and start decoupling from the framework into something more generic. I tried to stretch the new framework to do everything I wanted it to do, but ultimately I was trying to bend it to do hybrid static generation in a way it wasn’t meant to. So after months of fighting in the mud, and fighting performance issues that left me questioning my sanity, I pulled the trigger and planned a second major rewrite back to Laravel which is how the previous version worked. The refactor was a pain but once settled back into my comfort stack I was able to do way more significant changes and I decided to continue updating it with more cool things that aren’t just my content, to make it more my digital garden like I had originally envisioned, make it more of a website like we used to do them. Hopefully I’ll manage.

The name comes from my second album Out Through the Winter Throat , it’s an album that touches a lot about war and cataclysm, and its main title comes from humanity on the album being kicked out through the (nuclear) winter’s throat. Not disappeared, but swallowed in it. This is likely the most political version of my website, and it’s still miles away from how much I would want it to. But this image of us all gradually vanishing in our own doom stuck with me as I rewrote my website at a time where I myself was being swallowed by life.

A website to read the PHP mailing list and RFCs with a modern interface
A website I had made to more easily find Laravel plugins with some framework-specific niceties around it
When I started to master programming and (web)design more I redid my website to reflect it and to have a more up-to-date showcase of my skills for employers. It already had the outline of all the main sections it still has now, with the webcomics and the music having joined the ranks. It was in teenager PHP with lots of messy shit but less repetition but I was still by not the best programmer just an okay webdesigner. The name again came from one of my short stories, one I’m most proud of which I had done for a contest but that didn’t end up winning.
Les Fleurs d’AvrilNamewebsiteType (at 20) - (at 24)Date🇫🇷 françaisLanguage

#portfolio#code#emma#php#litterature#arts

TagscompletedStatusStars

When I started to master programming and (web)design more I redid my website to reflect it and to have a more up-to-date showcase of my skills for employers. It already had the outline of all the main sections it still has now, with the webcomics and the music having joined the ranks.

It was in teenager PHP with lots of messy shit but less repetition but I was still by not the best programmer just an okay webdesigner.

The name again came from one of my short stories, one I’m most proud of which I had done for a contest but that didn’t end up winning.

I had a lot of websites about interests of mine but this was the first that was about me and for me. The name comes from the short story of the same name which you can find on this site. It contained at the time my short stories, the start of my blog, my drawings and such. It was in baby PHP with includes and stuff, dreadful shit. Unfortunately the screenshot is from the older blog-based site, but the actual website was lost in time because it was mostly images and Wayback Machine archived none of them, so nobody will ever see what it looked like.
Le Huitième JourNamewebsiteType (at 15) - (at 19)Date🇫🇷 françaisLanguage

#portfolio#code#php#litterature

TagscompletedStatusStars

I had a lot of websites about interests of mine but this was the first that was about me and for me. The name comes from the short story of the same name which you can find on this site. It contained at the time my short stories, the start of my blog, my drawings and such. It was in baby PHP with includes and stuff, dreadful shit.

Unfortunately the screenshot is from the older blog-based site, but the actual website was lost in time because it was mostly images and Wayback Machine archived none of them, so nobody will ever see what it looked like.

A small app I’d made in Reason that connected to your Trakt and told you who you already knew in the things you were currently watching, and what from
DoppelgangerNamewebsiteType (at 27) - (at 28)Date🇬🇧 englishLanguage

#reason#laravel#utility#code#media

TagscompletedStatusStars

A small app I’d made in Reason that connected to your Trakt and told you who you already knew in the things you were currently watching, and what from

The official website for the Rocketeer package and its documentation
The first version I did after I had become an actual programmer, and I did it again to showcase my updated knowledge and design skills. It was made in Laravel which is still my favorite PHP framework. It was the first to have really cool clean code and the concept of fetching data directly from the third party sources like the Github repositories. It was done manually with nice abstractions through SDKs and such. Sometimes I almost think this was the best stack. The title doesn’t come from a short story but this time from a landmark Nadja album that had really spoken to me. I actually talk about it in one of my articles about the band. Autopergamene means “self parchment”, in the album it translates as literal writing on the skin, Clive Barker style . It really spoke to me and the concept of website about myself on myself etc so it became a symbol of it and later the name of my company. It is still the domain of this website also because of this reason.
AutopergameneNamewebsiteType (at 22)Date🇬🇧 englishLanguage

#laravel#code#portfolio#arts

TagscompletedStatusStars

The first version I did after I had become an actual programmer, and I did it again to showcase my updated knowledge and design skills. It was made in Laravel which is still my favorite PHP framework.

It was the first to have really cool clean code and the concept of fetching data directly from the third party sources like the Github repositories. It was done manually with nice abstractions through SDKs and such. Sometimes I almost think this was the best stack.

The title doesn’t come from a short story but this time from a landmark Nadja album that had really spoken to me. I actually talk about it in one of my articles about the band. Autopergamene means “self parchment”, in the album it translates as literal writing on the skin, Clive Barker style . It really spoke to me and the concept of website about myself on myself etc so it became a symbol of it and later the name of my company. It is still the domain of this website also because of this reason.

The website for the interactive webcomic I had which allowed everybody to participate inside of just the members of the forum it was being posted on thus far. The design was basic but it had a lot of fun little touches in the copy everywhere
Pages (9 results)
1