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Probably AWS S3

...or perhaps this would be a good project for GitHub pages?

This issue needs fleshing out some more. I don't want the site to feel like a resume. Also, projects change/go stale, and old apps fizzle out and occasionally rot. It would be a challenge in itself just to keep the list current. One of the goals of this site is to be super low-maintenance.

This should be loaded from a separate HTML or MD file. It should be really painless to update, otherwise, I'll never do it.

Possibly only display if a request is taking a long time.

AC:

• be able to contact me somehow

I could simply include a link to my email address, but I wonder if there's a creative way of doing this that prevents me from having to give out my email.

This is 100% personal preference (so feel free to ignore me), but I strongly dislike the trend of starting types/interfaces with a capital "I".

It makes sense if you plan on also having a Book class (then some differentiation is probably necessary), but unless you see yourself doing that, I would just do interface Book { ... }.

Probably AWS built-in free certs. I believe this is handled by Route 53.

MIT

This should be really easy to change, otherwise, I'll never do it. Do people still use Gravatar?

This can probably be hard-coded, as long as I'm sure it won't change frequently. Probably something lighthearted, like:

"Hi, I'm Dalton."

Probably AWS Route 53

Figure out what the design should be and implement the necessary styles. I keep hearing people talk about "styled components" so I will probably check that out.

Adding a playable game to the site could make it a bit more appealing/unique

Make the site responsive. At the moment, this should only include changing the flex direction of the check-ins and updating the size of games. Going forward, new changes to style should be responsive by default.

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Display info about my most recent three workouts

Probably Circle CI deployed to Amazon S3