Hi! I've not read everything (keeping it as a recruiter would have done ... ) I think it is very good, here is what I think you could improve: the favicon ... it is the one from Vuejs (Why did you need vue for a single page with very few interactions ?) Make the little paragraphe just under the big herozone more visible... I can't find a solution right now but I think there are some... The progressbars in the "Professional Skills" section, I've been told a few times that it is useless, or that it is just a self evaluation of your skills. Recruiters are not very interested in that (they told me) and prefere to have a list of the technologies you used in the projects you'll wright in the "Work Experience" or "Personnal projects" sections don't you have more social links to provide ? linkedIn, github, etc...

I use both this way: Rebase when pulling (git pull --rebase) so that it prevents creating merge commits on pull Merge for real merges (when I mean to merge things) for feature to develop or develop to release for example If I were more comfident with git, I think the only thing I'd do with rebase too is when I need to get back things from master or develop to a feature, so that it doesn't pollute the history of my feature branches Does that make sense for the others here?

At work: a laptop and 2 24" screens At home: 2 24" screens on a gamer tower I like having a lot of screens, when I travel with my little 13" personal laptop I am always frustrated :)

console.log({} || '') I've let a comment on the article ;)

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Found that one that looks pretty good : https://github.com/chmln/flatpickr

I am a bit lazy sometimes and for git add + git commit + git push & to know what files have been changed I made a little snippet in my .zshrc file : # git add + commit + push function lazygit() { git add -A git commit -am "$1" git push git show --name-status | cat } You still have to pull before to be sure you won't have problems with merge conflicts, if you don't care, you could add a line before push with git pull . That's not very pretty but it works ;)

Yes, I use hubpress ( http://hubpress.io/ ) I like not doing like the majority, so I did search something else than jekyll This has replaced a self coded blog that was not suiting my requirements and I was lazy to upgrade it It is on github pages, and I don't have anything to do on my own laptop 'cause it has a built-in administration tool It uses some Ghost themes, so you can create your own themes I tryed grav too and can tell you it is very good and very extensible too, but you need PHP so github pages doesn't work

I use hubpress and am very happy with it. Articles are written in asciidoc (very similar to markdown)

This looks very inspired from WOX but the fact that it has been made in javascript I'll maybe switch ^^