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thingoftheday is a lightweight microblogging site powered by Contentful and vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

A Nuxt 3 blog starter using WordPress as a headless CMS via the REST API, with reusable components and Vercel deployment.

Gatsby starter that loads conference and meetup notes from Kentico Kontent and displays them in a readable form.



Production-ready Astro 7 boilerplate for blogging, documentation, changelog, and portfolio sites with Tailwind CSS 4, React 19, and i18n.

A Jekyll port of the Cayman theme, a clean, responsive GitHub Pages theme.

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Free responsive Bootstrap app landing page template for showcasing software, apps, and games.

A Hugo theme for developers and creatives to showcase multiple distinct portfolio sections on a single static website.

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The official iSH website, built with Jekyll and available as a public GitHub repository.