My personal website and blog, created with 11ty, Sass, and JavaScript.
Aleksandr Hovhannisyan's personal website and blog, built with 11ty, serves as a platform for sharing content and as a learning experience for others interested in exploring the code. The website is not open-source and is reserved under copyright by Aleksandr Hovhannisyan. However, visitors are encouraged to fork/clone the repository for educational purposes but must seek permission before redistributing any owned content. The repository also includes a separate starter template for those looking to reuse the basic structure.
Aleksandr Hovhannisyan's personal website and blog, built with 11ty, provides a valuable resource for individuals interested in exploring the code and structure behind a static site. While the content is not open-source, the repository offers a learning experience and a starting point for those looking to create similar websites. Proper attribution and respect for licensing are emphasized throughout the repository, ensuring that all third-party content is used with permission.
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