ICEconchy.github.io

My personal hub — a fast, static site with no build step. Landing page, live GitHub projects, and a notes section. Hosted on GitHub Pages.

Live: https://iceconchy.github.io

Stack

Plain HTML + CSS + vanilla JavaScript. No framework, no build tooling, no dependencies. Just push and it deploys.

Structure

.
├── index.html        # the whole site (hero, projects, notes, about)
├── 404.html          # custom not-found page
├── css/style.css     # icy glassmorphism theme, light + dark
├── js/main.js        # theme toggle, GitHub project loader, notes renderer
├── js/notes.js       # <-- add your notes here
├── assets/favicon.svg
└── .nojekyll         # tell Pages to serve files as-is (no Jekyll)

How to make it yours

1. Intro text — edit the hero and About sections in index.html (search for the word "placeholder").
2. Social links — replace the data-placeholder links in index.html with your real URLs.
3. Projects — nothing to do. Cards load automatically from https://api.github.com/users/ICEconchy/repos. Your newest/most-starred public repos appear; the site repo itself is hidden.
4. Notes — add an entry to the top of the array in js/notes.js:

   { title: "My post", date: "2026-09-15", desc: "One line.", link: "#" }

Run locally

Just open index.html in a browser, or serve the folder:

python -m http.server 8000

Then visit http://localhost:8000.

Deploy

Push to the master (or main) branch. In Settings → Pages, set the source to Deploy from a branch → that branch, root folder. The site goes live at https://iceconchy.github.io within a minute or two.

Notes on the GitHub API

The project loader uses the unauthenticated GitHub API, which allows ~60 requests per hour per IP. That's plenty for a personal site. If you ever hit the limit, the page falls back to a link to your GitHub profile.