gostega.github.io

Personal website, live at www.tuson.me. Jekyll site using the Neumorphism theme, deployed automatically by GitHub Pages (legacy build) on every push to master — no CI setup or local build needed.

How to update content

Edit the YAML files, push to master, done. The site rebuilds itself in a minute or two.

What	Where
Job history / education timeline	_data/timeline.yml
Skills bars	_data/skills-languages.yml, skills-technologies.yml, skills-tools.yml
Personal projects	_data/projects.yml
Name, tagline, about-me text, contact links	_config.yml (top section)

The "Open Source Projects" section is populated automatically from public GitHub repos (via jekyll-github-metadata, configured by repository: in _config.yml).

Local preview (optional)

Pushing is enough — GitHub Pages builds the site. To preview locally first:

mise install            # installs the pinned Ruby (mise.toml)
bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serve # http://localhost:4000

Notes

• Styling: edit assets/css/main.min.scss (colours/fonts are variables near the top) and push — GitHub Pages compiles it to main.min.css via Jekyll's built-in Sass. No local build.
• assets/js is still pre-built and committed. The gulp/npm toolchain (package.json, gulpfile.js, _js/) is only needed to rebuild the JS bundles after theme changes — not for content or styling updates. It uses deprecated node-sass; avoid touching it.
• The Gemfile / Gemfile.lock / mise.toml are only for local preview; GitHub Pages uses its own pinned Jekyll version regardless.
• Custom domain is set via CNAME (www.tuson.me).