Welcome to the code repository for my personal portfolio website! This is where all the magic happens (or at least the organized chaos that looks like magic).
The website is built using Docusaurus, the coolest static site generator in town. It's my online home, or rather we can say, this is the place where I dumped everything I got — in a curated professional way.
This portfolio website is my digital doppelgänger. It's packed with:
- About Me: A concise summary of who I am (no existential crises here).
- Social Media: Links to where I post updates, ideas, or cat memes (your call).
- Education: A snapshot of my academic journey, including my current stint at IIT Kharagpur.
- Interests: Things I’m passionate about—spoiler alert: it’s not just coding.
- Positions of Responsibility: My adventures in leadership within IIT Kharagpur societies.
- Industrial Experience: Cool stuff I’ve done in internships and projects.
- Tech Stack: Tools, languages, and frameworks I’ve tamed (or am still wrangling).
- Achievements: The brag-worthy moments that make me blush.
- Blogs: Where I pen down my thoughts on tech, life, and everything in between.
- Resume: A one-click shortcut to my professional story—your future employee of the month?
- Frontend Framework: Docusaurus (because good-looking websites deserve it).
- Hosting: Github (or whatever hosting service my budget allowed).
- Languages: A spicy mix of JavaScript, React, and Markdown.
Wanna run this masterpiece locally? Here’s how(first fork it):
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Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/portfolio-website.git
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Navigate to the project directory:
cd portfolio-website -
Install dependencies:
npm install
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Start the development server:
npm start
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Open your browser and visit
http://localhost:3000. Voilà!
Check out the live version here: My Portfolio. (This is where I hope you’ll be impressed.)
- Clean, professional design (thanks to Docusaurus and my questionable design skills).
- Fully responsive (yes, it looks good even on your grandma’s old phone).
- Easy navigation (no one’s getting lost here).
- Regularly updated (well, I try).
While this is my personal portfolio, I’m open to suggestions and feedback. If you spot a typo, find a bug, or just want to say hi, feel free to open an issue, submit a pull request or start a discussion.
This website is the labor I have done in my whole life(well not technically). If you like what you see, feel free to star this repo — it’ll make my day!
Thanks for stopping by!
Cheers,
Priyanshu Ranjan