About me
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Hi! I am a Secondary One student in Singapore. I love programming and graphic design. I am currently learning about web development. Contact me here.
Hello! I’m Thomas. I am a Secondary One student in Singapore. I love programming and graphic design. Currently, I am learning Hugo, Next.js, and other front-end frameworks. I’m always on the lookout for cool
Hello! I’m Thomas and am a Secondary One student in Singapore, studying in Catholic High School. I love programming (more specifically, web development) and graphic design (more specifically, typography). Currently, I am learning Hugo, Next.js, and other front-end frameworks. It’s fun! I’m always on the lookout for cool
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I’m Thomas, and am a Secondary One student in Singapore, studying in Catholic High School. I love programming (more specifically, web development) and graphic design (more specifically, typography). I do not have a favourite typeface. Currently, I am learning Hugo, Next.js, and other front-end frameworks. I’m always on the lookout for cool
In school, I am in the Music Elective Programme
Typography🔠
What you’re reading nowAll text is set in a self-hosted version of Recursive, a versatile multi-axis variable font designed by Stephen Nixon of Arrow Type. There is also an accompanying microsite which contains useful specimens and type testers.
License⚖️
Can I reproduce parts of this blog?Unless otherwise stated, all source code is licensed under GNU AGPL version 3.0. The main thing you cannot do is to publish your modified work under a different license.
All other blog content is licensed under the Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) license.
Tech🧑💻
A big thank you!Here are some notable libraries I am using to power this website:
- I am using Hugo to generate my website. Hugo is a static site generator written in Go. I love its architecture and blazingly fast speed.
- The about-page slider above is solen from Matthew Smith; it’s written in jQuery but I’m using jQuery for other parts of the blog too, so no big deal.
- The dotted background pattern on all pages except for the about and contact pages are courtesy of Dominik Braun.
- The share button on the posts are a modification of jQuery code I came across on StackOverflow.
- The font stack and contact form styling are adapted from Sanitize.css.