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authorFurkan Sahin <furkan-dev@proton.me>2021-07-21 05:27:09 -0500
committerFurkan Sahin <furkan-dev@proton.me>2021-07-21 05:27:09 -0500
commit4c972aba53fff163cdac741af95bd0374f117835 (patch)
tree564cb6ab4f25a109fc36b3d886b98de31ba80041
parent0fc0a3165ef1eba60aeb7aa3ce4cd8b322888d03 (diff)
Add additional info to README, fix errors
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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
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@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
Homepage
========
-This is the source for my [personal webiste](https://www.furkistan.com). It's effectively a static site.
+This is the source for my [personal website](https://www.furkistan.com). It's effectively a static site.
-It's written using the `next.js` framework which a SSO rendering system built on `react` and `typescript`. `nginx` reverse proxies and caches it. `next.js` overkill for a small, static project. But, the code is lean and clean. If I want to do something fancy in the future, I have all the tools.
+It's written using the `next.js` framework which is a SSO rendering system built on `react` and `typescript`. `nginx` reverse proxies and caches it. `next.js` is overkill for a small, static project. But, the code is lean and clean. If I want to do something fancy in the future, I have all the tools.
-I did all the theming: simple, readable, clean, and monospaced. I also wrote a trivial CMS based on markdown and JSON for metadata.
+I did all the theming: simple, readable, clean, and monospaced. I also wrote a trivial CMS based on markdown and JSON. It loads the posts in chronological order and stores relevant metadata.
```
├── components REUSABLE COMPONENTS
@@ -16,4 +16,4 @@ I did all the theming: simple, readable, clean, and monospaced. I also wrote a t
├── styles PRELOADED STYLE
├── templates PAGE TEMPLATES
└── utils UTILS (MOSTLY LOADING HELPERS)
-``` \ No newline at end of file
+```