Personal site of Juan Antonio Cano Salado — Software Engineer. Blog, CV and projects. It uses Astro and GitHub Pages at https://jacano.github.io/. This is the canonical public URL; the repository does not configure a custom domain.
- Home: hero, about, experience, open source projects and blog preview.
- CV: printable resume. Use the Print button to create a PDF.
- Blog: articles in Markdown via content collections (
src/content/blog/*.md). Search, tag filter, RSS at/rss.xml, prev/next navigation.
Edit src/data/cv.json to update experience, skills, projects and biography. The file updates all pages. The counts that a service owns (stars, forks, NuGet downloads) come from npm run sync:stats, which reads GitHub and NuGet and rewrites the file.
Install dependencies. Then run the site.
npm install
npm run dev # http://localhost:4321/
npm run check # astro check (types and Astro diagnostics)
npm test # vitest: the helpers and the figure reader
npm run format:check # prettier; npm run format writes
npm run build # creates /dist (pages + rss.xml + sitemaps)
npm run preview
npm run sync:stats # refresh the numbers of the CV from the APIsNeeds Node >=24 and npm >=11 (see .nvmrc).
Fonts are downloaded at build time and served from this site, so a visitor makes no request to a third party. The figures of an article get their width and height from the file itself, which the build reads.
A push to main triggers .github/workflows/deploy.yml. The workflow builds the site and uploads dist to GitHub Pages.
Create src/content/blog/<slug>.md with frontmatter (title, date, tag, excerpt). The schema lives in src/content.config.ts. Home preview, blog list, RSS and sitemap pick the post up automatically. Slugs must stay English-only. The reading time comes from the words of the post, so you do not set it by hand.
MIT. See the LICENSE file.