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This is the ✨ source code for my personal website, built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Contentlayer, and πŸš€ deployed on Vercel πŸ”Ό. You can use this repository as a template to build your own personal website. 😊

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mirsazzathossain.me

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This is the source code of my personal website mirsazzathossain.me. This academic portfolio website is a comprehensive and visually appealing online presence that showcases my skills, achievements, and experiences in my field of study. I built the website using Next.js, a highly popular JavaScript framework that allows for the creation of server-rendered and statically generated web applications. To ensure a modern and professional design, I utilized Tailwind CSS, a utility-first CSS framework, and was inspired by the Spotlight theme from Tailwind UI. The content of my website is managed with the help of Contentlayer, a platform that simplifies the creation and management of content, and is written in Markdown for efficient organization and formatting. The blog posts on my website feature a commenting system powered by Giscus, a GitHub-based discussion platform, allowing for interactive communication and feedback from my audience. Additionally, I integrated the Spotify Web API to showcase my recently played songs on the website and used icons from Heroicons to enhance the visual appeal of my website. My website is hosted on Vercel, a reliable cloud platform for hosting static sites and serverless functions, ensuring smooth and fast access for all users. Overall, I believe my academic portfolio website demonstrates my dedication to staying up-to-date with modern technologies and presents a dynamic and visually striking online presence.

In short, the tech stack of the website is as follows:

Overview

  • app/*: I have used next.js new app directory structure. This directory contains the main app.
  • components/*: All custom components are stored in this directory.
  • content/*: This directory contains all the Contentlayer contents.
  • public/*: This directory contains all the static assets of the website.
  • public/content/*: This directory contains all the static contents of the website. e.g. projects, experiences, education, etc.
  • styles/*: I have used Tailwind CSS for styling. This directory contains the Tailwind CSS global styles and some custom styles for the website.
  • utils/*: This directory contains some utility functions.

Cloning and Forking

If you want to clone or fork this repository, please make sure to remove the content and public directories as they contain my personal content and assets. You can add your own content and assets in the content and public directories respectively.

Clone the repository by running the following command.

git clone https://github.com/mirsazzathossain/mirsazzathossain.me.git
# or
git clone [email protected]:mirsazzathossain/mirsazzathossain.me.git

You can remove the content and public directories by running the following commands.

rm -rf content
rm -rf public

Add your own content and assets in the content and public directories respectively.

Installation

Install the dependencies by running the following command.

npm install
# or
yarn install

Finally, run the following command to start the development server.

npm run dev
# or
yarn dev

Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.

Note: You have to create a .env file in the root directory and add the following environment variables to get the Spotify integration working.

SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID=yourspotifyclientid
SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET=yourspotifyclientsecret
SPOTIFY_REFRESH_TOKEN=yourspotifyrefreshtoken

You can get the SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID and SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET from Spotify Developer Dashboard. You can get the SPOTIFY_REFRESH_TOKEN from Spotify Web API Console.

Inspiration

I have used the following websites as inspiration for building this website.

The styles of the website are inspired by the Spotlight theme design by Tailwind UI.

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This is the ✨ source code for my personal website, built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Contentlayer, and πŸš€ deployed on Vercel πŸ”Ό. You can use this repository as a template to build your own personal website. 😊

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