Your site reminds me of start.me or heimdall! I've been trying to get away from both of those and make a site that is like them and yours looks incredible. How would a person go about making something like this?
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Hi! I found your site through your webring but upon checking out your personal site, I've fallen in love! It's so cute and unique and I love the way you styled it to look like a computer desktop. Super curious in what else you end up coding and designing in the future :)
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nenrikido
9 months ago
Most notable update is the blog post: https://nenrikido.neocities.org/blog/post/homarr/
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nenrikido
10 months ago
neocities preview isn't showing it, but the most substantial update here is a new library setup: https://nenrikido.neocities.org/library/
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loves1ck
10 months ago
Oh the library is so cool, I can't wait to dig through and read through all of it. Thank you for sharing! ^_^
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mooncandy
11 months ago
ack! so cute!! i've had a hobonichi for the last 6 or so years, and i love them. must apply soon
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I spent ages vibing out to the playlist while doing pixel art
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this is awesome, i can't wait to look at this when i get home
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Hi. The source code for Nenrikido is available on Github here: https://github.com/js044/nenrikido. In short, I use Hugo as my static site generator and Muuri (JS library) to control the layout. I'm not sure the best way to go about recreating functionality like RSS feeds/aggregators, but a webpage of simple bookmarks and widgets seems quite doable.